Nebraska Man Tells Hispanic Family To ‘Go Back to Their Country’ Before Shooting 7 of Them

A Nebraska man who told his Hispanic neighbors to "go back to their country" before shooting seven of them – including four children – in a racially motivated shooting, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, said police.

Investigators identified the shooter as Billy Booth, 74, of Crete, Nebraska, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.

Booth shot up four kids, between the ages of 3 and 10, at a house across the street from his residence Friday afternoon. Additionally, three adults between the ages of 22 and 43 suffered gunshot wounds as Booth unleashed a hail of gunfire on his unsuspecting neighbors.

The victims - who have not been publicly identified - all suffered non-life-threatening injuries, said police.

"I guess it was just a racist thing that happened," family friend of the victims, Joshua Morales, said, according to KETV-TV. "So, I guess the dude that shot them was just racist cause he shot a Hispanic family and he told a Hispanic family to go back to their country."

At least 15 people were home at the time of the incident.