Shootings
Why Many Shooting Victims Won’t Prosecute
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About 130 victims in the Orlando area refused to prosecute their shooters over a two-year period. One victim said he has a lack of trust in police.
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Five Dead, Including Police Officer, in Missouri Shooting
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The gunman also died at a Springfield, Mo., gas station after he went inside and opened fire. The motive is so far undetermined.
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‘Culture of Racism’ Reported at Site of Brewery Shooting
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Current and former employees of the Molson Coors brewery in Milwaukee report racist cartoons placed in workspaces, the n-word scrawled in break rooms and bathrooms and nooses hung at the facility, one on the locker of an employee who killed five co-workers last week. Police have not provided a motive for the rampage.
Shootings
Feds Order Check on ‘Unstable’ Gun-Injury Data
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission has hired the consulting firm Westat to review a survey of hospital that has said that anywhere between 31,000 and 236,000 people were injured by guns in 2017.
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Molson Coors Worker Kills Five, Himself in Milwaukee
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The incident was the fourth this year in the U.S. in which four or more people were killed.
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Two Officers Shot While Serving Warrant in Baltimore
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Two local police officers working with the U.S. Marshals Service were shot while serving an attempted murder warrant on a former state corrections official.
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Two Women Fatally Shot At Texas A&M-Commerce
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Two women were killed and a child was wounded in a shooting at a dormitory at Texas AM University at Commerce, northeast of Dallas.
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Downtown Seattle Fatal Shooting Called Shocking
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The shooting that started after a dispute outside a McDonald’s was the third in a little over 24 hours downtown. Violent crime in the city declined last year, though reports of shootings were up slightly.
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TX High School Student Kills JROTC Colleague
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Houston prosecutor may charge the teen suspect as an adult even though the shooting apparently was accidental.
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A Vivid Look At Columbus’ Violent Start to 2020
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The Ohio city recorded five homicides in the first seven days of the year, including “gunbattles straight out of the Wild West of 50 years ago.”