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The Queen City is reeling from a violent Easter weekend

Three violent incidents leaving two people dead and one person in the hospital.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — This week wraps up a violent Easter weekend leaving two people dead and one person in the hospital.  

The first incident happened on Friday afternoon, police say they responded to a death investigation-turned homicide in west Charlotte. 

They say one person found dead on Sloan Drive, but they have not released the person’s name or said how they died.  

RELATED: 1 person dead after shooting in northeast Charlotte, police say

During the second incident police say one person was shot and killed on Metals Drive around 9 p.m. Sunday night in northeast Charlotte.

They have not released the person's name or any details about what led up to the shooting.  

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The most shocking and recent shooting took place in Uptown park Sunday night near Romare Bearden.

Officials say one person was shot and taken to the hospital. 

RELATED: Person injured after shooting in Uptown Charlotte, Medic says

CMPD did not release much information about the shootings, but we’re hoping to learn more today.

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We have reached out to CMPD and are working to get more information, as they continue to investigate, they’re asking anyone with valuable information to call crime stoppers. 

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