An 11-year-old girl was accidentally shot dead by her father at a hunting lease in Texas, according to reports.
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Minnesota teenager making social media video shot 5-year-old: Police
While attempting to make the video, police said at some point the 13-year-old shot the 5-year-old. Investigators also determined the teen had shot the child by accident.
Brooklyn Park Police Deputy Chief Mark Bruley told CBS Minnesota the incident took place inside the garage of a home, and adults were present at the home. Investigators are unsure if anyone was supervising the children and how they obtained the gun.
— Read on www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/11/28/minnesota-shooting-teenagers-child-social-media/8787266002/
Celebratory Gunfire
Five dead in Texas nursing home shooting
Five people were shot dead, including the suspected gunman, in a Friday night attack at a Texas nursing home and the home of one of the people slain, city officials said.
Wife admits to killing her husband after he purchased porn |
Patricia Hill is the first to admit it: she killed her husband after he purchased porn.Now, Hill, 69, has been arrested and charged with capital murder after her husband, 65-year-old Frank Hill, was found dead.
Arizona state trooper killed with own gun
A person accused of throwing things at cars on Interstate 10 near Phoenix took an officer’s gun and shot two Arizona state troopers Wednesday night, killing one of them, authorities said.
Long Beach grandfather shot to death in park bathroom
The family of a Long Beach grandfather shot to death in a park bathroom over the weekend believes the crime was racially motivated.
Man killed in home by Aurora PD Monday morning had fatally shot intruder minutes earlier
“Officers arrived to a very chaotic and violent scene,” Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz wrote in a news release issued Monday afternoon.
Metz said officers who arrived at the scene heard gunshots inside the home and ran into an armed man. An officer shot the man, who died at an area hospital.
Supermarket standoff leaves one dead
AP Los Angeles
About two hours before taking the hostages, police say the man shot his grandmother seven times and wounded another woman, who he forced into a car. Police chased the vehicle and exchanged gunfire with the man, who crashed into a pole outside the Trader Joe’s in the city’s Silver Lake section and ran inside.
Trader Joe’s!
Frightened customers and workers dove for cover as police bullets fired at the suspect shattered the store’s glass doors.
Yikes! I’ve made a lot of mistakes that I should pay for, but craving Pumpkin Joe-Joe’s shouldn’t be one of them.
Outside the store, the man exchanged gunfire with police again and (a) woman was shot and killed, Moore said. It was not clear if she died from police gunfire or was killed by the gunman. (Spoilers: police shot her)
And…
“Those bullets went right over the back of me as he was running right down the main aisle,” Kohles said. He was terrorized as he lay on the floor and others around him sobbed.
What I’m taking away from this article is that LAPD care more about shooting the bad guy than whether or not they shoot bystanders. Surly, the Mayor will assure us that police officers were in the wrong and will show more constraint in the future.
“The heroism that was shown today was second to none and the teams that were able to respond, secure the perimeter and engage in conversation with the suspect no doubt saved lives today,” (Mayor Eric Garcetti) said, adding “our hearts go out to everyone who has been traumatized.”
Heroes! Thoughts and prayers!
Well… there’s always next time a gunman enters a supermarket in his city.
‘Please don’t let my baby die’: Mother holds 10-year-old as she dies following shooting at D.C. apartment complex
Masked men…
exited a black Infiniti, police said, and opened fire indiscriminately, showering so many shots into the courtyard that one resident said there were “too many to count.” The crowd of about 15 or 20 people scattered in terror.
Let’s call this what it is: terrorism.
Makiyah Wilson, a 10-year-old heading to an ice cream truck, was hit, apparently in the chest, residents said. Two witnesses said the girl’s mother held her child as she cried, again and again: “Please don’t let my baby die.”
She’ll never have a first day of middle school.
In a year when homicides in the District are up 46 percent over 2017 and gunfire has become all too common in some neighborhoods, the killing of Makiyah stood out. She was described as a “cool little girl” who loved art and puzzles.