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'No shots fired': No shooting at Florida Mall; fireworks may be to blame, deputies say

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ORLANDO, Fla. - The Orange County Sheriff's Office said there has not been a shooting at The Florida Mall, and that fireworks – not gunfire – may be to blame."Alert: NO shots fired at Florida Mall," OCSO said in a tweet at 4:30 p.m.

on Saturday. "Loud noise is suspected fireworks. Please help tamp down those false rumors."Shortly before, reports of a shooting and possible active shooter flooded social imedia, followed by videos of shoppers running through the mall or hiding in stores.

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