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Mom, her 3 kids killed in 'senseless' mass shooting at apartment
A mother and her three children have been gunned down in a Florida apartment in a "senseless" mass shooting, according to authorities.
On Tuesday night, after family members called 911, officers responded to the Sunrise Apartments and found a mother, her son and two daughters shot dead, said Lake Wales police.
The victims were ages 40, 21, 17 and 11, according to police.

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Al Stenson, who knew the victims, allegedly shot them in the apartment around 5 a.m. Tuesday and then fled, according to police.
The motive is unknown, police said.
"Completely senseless. It makes absolutely no sense," Lake Wales Police Chief Chris Velasquez said at a news conference.


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When authorities tracked 38-year-old Stenson to the Slumberland Motel in Sanford, "Stenson made statements that he would kill himself or force law enforcement to kill him," police said in a statement.
An hourslong standoff ended with an officer-involved shooting and Stenson was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
ABC News' Robinson Perez contributed to this report.
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