FBI Seeks Suspect After Kansas City Roadway Shooting Rampage

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The FBI has issued a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Oscar Sanchez-Muñoz, a 22-year-old from Independence, Missouri, accused of randomly shooting at least five people on Kansas City roadways on June 16, including a fatality. He fled a standoff after a house fire at a listed Independence address; the investigation links him to earlier June 11 shootings in Wyandotte County and other incidents. Victims include an Uber driver who was shot but survived, with others hospitalized in varying condition. Authorities say the suspect remains at large as they continue searches and interviews.
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