Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: In the weeks following El Paso and Dayton, evidence of an impending mass shooting spread on Snapchat and iMessage.

Q1: Are the mass shooting messages spreading on Snapchat and iMessage after El Paso and Dayton based on credible information?
A1: RUMOR ADDRESSED: Does this text message look familiar to you?

The Savanah Police Department has received word from some concerned citizens that this message is floating around through text message and on social media warning that a police officer claimed there could be shootings in Walmarts and are warning people not to go to these businesses. We are aware of the message, and after speaking with other law enforcement agencies we have learned that the message is floating around throughout the entire state and others as well. This message has not been determined to be a credible threat in the Savannah area, and appears to be the results of a wild internet rumor. Please be cautious of any social media rumors, and always bring them to law enforcement attention so that we can determine if there are any existing threats. Thank you to all who brought their concerns to the police department!

Q2: What happened in the El Paso mass shooting?
A2: Police in El Paso, a large city on the Mexico-US border, first received reports of gunshots at 10:39 local time (16:39 GMT) on Saturday.

A gunman had opened fire with an assault-style rifle in a crowded Walmart on the city's east side. Nearby businesses were placed on lockdown and shoppers were evacuated.

The store is near a retail park, the Cielo Vista Mall, which is popular with El Paso residents as well as shoppers from just across the Mexican border.

In addition to the 22 fatalities, 24 people were injured in the shooting. Eight Mexican nationals were among the dead and the victims' ages range from 15 to 90.

Officers arrived on the scene within six minutes and the attacker surrendered after he was confronted by police outside the store.

Q3: What happened in the Dayton mass shooting?
A3: Hours later, almost 1,600 miles away in Dayton, Ohio, shooting began at 01:07 local time (05:07 GMT) on Sunday in an area popular for its nightlife.

Security camera footage shows dozens of people racing through the doorway of the local Ned Peppers nightclub on E 5th Street. Nine people were killed and 27 were injured.

Just seconds later, the gunman is seen running towards the venue and being hit by police gunfire as he reaches the door. Police have confirmed they killed the gunman at the scene within 30 seconds of him opening fire.

Had the gunman made it through the door, Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl said, the loss of life would have been "catastrophic".

The suspect, 24-year-old Connor Betts, used a .223-calibre assault rifle with high-capacity magazines that he had ordered legally from Texas. There was nothing in his history that would have stopped him from buying the gun legally, police said.
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justification: Police publicly addressed it as misinformation.

verdict: 'Refuted'
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