Seven killed in US gurdwara shooting

A shooting during Sunday services at a Sikh temple left at least seven people dead, including a gunman, and at least three critically wounded, and police said they were still searching for other assailants. The mass killing began when a white gunman or gunmen walked into the kitchen of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin about 10:30 CDT (1530 GMT) and started shooting, according to congregation members in touch with people inside the building. "It was a very coordinated thing. It wasn't haphazard," temple member Amardeep Kaleka said. He said his father was wounded in the attack at the temple in a suburb south of Milwaukee. Greenfield Police Chief Bradley Wentlandt, speaking for all law enforcement at the temple, told reporters four people were killed inside the temple. Three were shot dead outside, including a gunman killed by a police officer.