Mass Shootings

It looks lot more happened across the country
At least 4 people were killed and more than two dozen others injured in shootings in Illinois, Missouri and Washington state in a deadly night of gun violence.

At least one person was killed with 22 more injured at a strip mall in Willowbrook, Illinois, a southwest suburb of Chicago, police said.
Authorities described the gathering as a peaceful "celebration of Juneteenth" that began at 6 p.m.

"At approximately 12:25 AM police were called away due to a 911 call alleging a fight had broken out nearby," the DuPage County Sheriff’s office said Sunday. "As deputies responded, they heard gunshots and immediately returned to the scene of the gathering."

Preliminary witness and victim reports indicated “that there were at least 20 individuals shot,” Eric Swanson, the deputy chief of the DuPage County Sheriff’s office said early Sunday. “At this time one victim is deceased,” he added.

He added that the victims had been taken to nearby hospitals, adding that the names and ages of the victims were not available. Some people were also injured as they fled the scene but not struck by gunfire.

“The motive behind this incident is unclear and this is still an active investigation,” he said.

Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital said it received 12 patients in relation to the shooting Sunday, seven of whom were treated and released. Four patients remained in good condition, with one person described as being in "fair" condition.

Some witnesses told NBC Chicago they were leaving the gathering when shots rang out

"We were all just out, and next thing you know, shots just got going off," said Craig Lottie. "Everybody ran, and it was chaos."

The shooting came hours after two people were killed and three injured near the the Beyond Wonderland electronic dance music festival in Washington State.

There, police said the suspect shot “randomly into the crowd,” at a campground near the Gorge Amphitheater, in the small city of George, around 149 miles east of Seattle.

Another deadly shooting took place just after 1 a.m. in St. Louis, Missouri. One person was killed and 9 others injured, according to St. Louis Metropolitan Police.

Those who were shot ranged in age from 15 to 19 years old, police said Sunday. The person killed was identified as a 17-year-old, according to police chief Robert Tracy.

The injuries range from graze wounds to gunshot wounds, including two people who were shot in the back. One teenage girl was trampled while running away and suffered serious injuries, according to Tracy. Their conditions were not immediately known.

Tracy said officers in the area noticed a group of people fleeing a building downtown and called for backup at the same time that multiple calls came in reporting a shooting.

It appears the shooting occurred at a party being held on the fifth floor of the building, an office space, Tracy said. The bullet casings at the scene indicate more than one gun was fired and "multiple firearms" were recovered at the scene.

One person of interest, a juvenile, has been taken into custody, Tracy said.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones told reporters at a press conference Sunday that her office was working to expand resources for city youths to keep them away from gun violence. She also called on parents throughout the area to engage with their children and monitor their teenagers.

"We’re seeing downtown St. Louis become a place for teens from across the region to gather on a late night," Jones said. "The city of St. Louis is leveraging every resource we have making major investments and youth programming ... working with communities to create safe educational spaces for kids while they're out of school."

There have been 307 mass shootings in the U.S. in 2023, according to the Gun Violence archive, a nonprofit that tracks incidents and which defines a mass shooting as a single incident in which at least four people — other than the shooter — are shot.
 
The following appears to have happened over the course of Monday:

4 dead 12 injured in New York separate shootings​


4 dead 12 injured in New York separate shootings


No fewer than four people, including a 16-year-old, have been killed, with at least 12 others wounded in a separate shooting incidents that rocked the New York City on Monday.
In the latest violent spree of shootings, a 56-year-old man was found dead in the Bronx.
According to police investigators, the man was identified as Kevin Roberts, with multiple gunshot wounds outside of an apartment building on Simpson Street in the Longwood section of the Bronx at around 11 p.m.
Eyewitness News reported that no arrests have been made.

The victim is one of four killed over the bullet-riddled weekend.
Among those victims was a 16-year-old, who was shot and killed in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn. It happened while the teen was standing across the street from where he lived on Marcus Garvey Boulevard just before 6 p.m. Monday.
The motive of the shooting is unknown, and police are looking into whether the 16-year-old was the intended target. Police have made no arrests.
It happened while the teen was standing across the street from where he lived on Marcus Garvey Boulevard just before 6 p.m. Monday. Anthony Carlo has the details.
In the Bronx, there was another deadly shooting that claimed the life of a 27-year-old, who was fatally struck around 2:30 p.m. Officials found the victim on Longfellow Avenue in the Longwood section with a gunshot wound to the head.
“I just ran to him, just dropped everything applied pressure to his neck, and I was just talking to him,” a neighbor of the victim told Eyewitness News.
The circumstances surrounding the shooting are unknown. An arrest has yet to be made.
It happened just before 2:30 p.m. Monday on Longfellow Avenue in the Longwood section.
Over in Manhattan, three people were also shot, and one was pronounced dead at the hospital. No arrests have been made.
Gunfire also ripped through Staten Island, where two people were shot near Victory Boulevard and S Greenleaf Ave Monday evening. Those victims, an 18-year-old male and 19-year-old female, are expected to survive. The suspects are described as four males
who fled the scene in a vehicle.
An investigation into each of these separate incidents is ongoing, with the NYPD investigating exactly what led up to them.
 
The following appears to have happened over the course of Monday:
1) The level of violence is simply unacceptable. Reports every weekend of 50-60 people shot and 10+ killed is getting tiring to process and detracts from Chicago’s many great features. If you’re a victim, it’s life changing and horrific.

2) As Mayor Johnson said, no one can single-handedly fix anything, but we can start by filling the approximately 1,500 police vacancies as suggested by Gov Pritzker recently (link: https://fox32chicago.com/flannery-fired-up/flannery-fired-up-pritzker-urges-action-chicago-police-department-struggles-officer-exodus.amp).

3) I don’t doubt Mayor Johnson’s sincerity or motivations. But a weakness with his approach is that the city’s economic base will erode faster than he can make the types of meaningful investments he is calling for. And that will deprive the city of funding to make the kind of long term impacts he has in mind. It’s not so much a matter of priorities - there’s nothing controversial about wanting to see investment and opportunity spread across the city - but it’s a matter of their order of implementation. No organic investment is coming until businesses feel safe to operate. Public safety always has to be priority #1.

4) As a parent, I just would add that everything starts with a good foundation at home. Absent that, you get a lot of problems. It’s tragic for kids who don’t have this and I’m frankly not sure what the optimal approach is to giving kids a more stable life at home.

5) Guns held by violent people are a huge problem. We hear our local politicians discuss tighter gun laws all the time. I mostly agree, but that’s close to meaningless if we aren’t serious about arresting, prosecuting and holding accountable those who use guns to commit crimes. We are far too lenient in the local criminal justice system around gun-related crime.

6) Regarding the Mayor’s comment that getting ourselves out of this rut is going to take all of us - something he’s repeated in one form or another on many occasions. My response is: Why do honest, law abiding and hard working residents have to help solve this current problem if they haven’t contributed to its cause? I’m not saying that to be a jerk, or selfish or inconsiderate, but it’s a sincere question. We delegate solving these kinds of broader issues to government and those who work professionally in these areas - from police to educators to social workers - to make a difference. A lot of us here pay an exorbitant amount in local taxes, work hard to be productive members of our community and professional fields, and work even harder to be good parents. No offense to anyone, but I didn’t sign up to be a social worker - nor do I have the skills to make a difference in that area. Raising my kids right, contributing to the economy in the way I’m skilled at, paying all my city taxes and fees, following the law, being a good friend and neighbor - even advocating for sane public safety and economic/fiscal policy on here - are all a pretty decent contribution to the city’s civic fabric. Feel free to disagree, but I certainly think that’s doing my part.

7) If we don’t fix these public safety issues soon, people who can leave the city eventually will. My family actually likes living in Chicago. I really love my neighborhood and house, and living in the city had lots of positives. But if our family’s safety becomes questionable, we’re just not going to tolerate that risk. While moving would be a royal and disruptive pain, we could do it if we needed to. I’m nothing special, but if you multiply my family by a big number, the city will end up with even worse problems as the professional base and tax base hollow out.


Bordeaux: Brahima B, already known for "about fifty arrests", attacks a 73-year-old grandmother and tries to kidnap her granddaughter (Update: he would have an accomplice, he was placed in psychiatry)https://fdesouche.com/2023/06/20/vid

Bordeaux: savage assault of a plainclothes policeman in front of his wife and children (Update: the video resurfaces) - https://fdesouche.com/2023/06/20/bor
 

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A man has been arrested after one person was left in a life-threatening condition and another was injured in a stabbing attack at a London hospital.
Police said the man arrested at Central Middlesex Hospital in Park Royal also sustained "self-inflicted" injuries.

South of France, Nottingham, now London. All knife attacks.
 



South of France, Nottingham, now London. All knife attacks.

Wow, check this out.

The France attack happened in a park.

Part of the Nottingham attack happened in a place called “Mapperley Park”.

Today’s attack at the hospital took place in and area called “Park Royal”.

:shock:
 
Vallejo California


New York City

Italy

Philly

This harrowing incident reeks of Hyper-Dimensional Activities or are perhaps the result of Negative Thought Patterns, IMHO!
Watch the transition when reality sets in. PS; The following links are not an endorsement of my opinion!
 
Turnberry Towers Friday and last updated 4:53 AM, Jun 25, 2023

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A resident at Turnberry Towers near Karen and Paradise is calling a building employee a hero after a gunman walked in and fired shots at the front desk on Friday.

Channel 13 spoke with the resident to get their story. Law enforcement has not confirmed the following details.

According to the resident, a man wearing a helmet had an AR-15 and other weapons when he entered the towers Friday afternoon.

This is when the resident tells us the man fired shots in the area of the front desk, shattering glass which is shown in pictures they have provided to us.

The resident says it was an employee of the towers who stopped the attack and thinks they are a hero who deserves recognition for stepping in.

Channel 13 is working to confirm details surrounding the employee's identity and their role in the events of June 23.
 
CHISINAU, June 30. /TASS/. The man who started shooting at the Chisinau airport has been detained by the special forces of the Moldovan police.

Two people died as a result of the incident. The assailant himself was wounded during the attack.
TASS has gathered the main details of the incident.

Details of attack

- A foreign national arriving in Chisinau was denied entry into Moldova. When he was escorted to a sterile area, he snatched a gun from one of the border guards and opened fire, wounding two people, the Moldovan government's press service told TASS.

- According to media reports, he then barricaded himself in one of the airport's buildings and took several people hostage.

- According to preliminary reports, the attacker flew to Chisinau from Turkey, a source in the country’s Interior Ministry told TASS.
- Two of the wounded died at the scene.

Operation to neutralize assailant

- The special police unit "Molniya" (Lightning) quickly arrived at the airport and prepared to disarm the attacker. The entire leadership of the Moldovan Interior Ministry also gathered outside the terminal, the agency’s spokeswoman Diana Fetko said.
- The shooter was eventually arrested, a Moldovan newspaper reported.

- The assailant was wounded during the arrest. A source in the Moldovan Interior Ministry told TASS that the man was receiving medical treatment.

Security Measures

- Passengers and staff of the Chisinau airport were evacuated.

- All flights have been postponed until the incident is resolved.

- The Prosecutor General's Office opened a criminal case under Article 278 of the Moldovan Criminal Code (an act of terrorism committed with the murder of several people).

- Moldovan law enforcement agencies have been put on alert, the country’s president Maia Sandu said.
 

30 People Shot, 2 Dead As Block Party In Baltimore Turns Into 'War Zone'​

by Tyler Durden
Sunday, Jul 02, 2023

"The shooting is no surprise considering Democrat city leadership has failed to enforce law and order. The out-of-control crime is so bad that notable trading desks in the Inner Harbor area have told us they're actively seeking to relocate because of violent crime."

Article and videos below:

30 People Shot, 2 Dead As Block Party In Baltimore Turns Into 'War Zone' | ZeroHedge
 
Looks to be 3 killed and 8 wounded at a Fort Worth 04 Jul firework display after a shooter fired into a crowd:
The shooter does not appear to have been apprehended as yet.

On the same day, this in Philadelphia. Shooter with 'AR-15-style weapon' and a handgun, wearing a bullet-proof vest opened fire in a neighbourhood killing 5. He was arrested along with another who may have returned fire.
 
Another shooting in Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) that killed 5 and more injured yesterday. Two people are in custody, out of which one person is arrested in a chase near the crime scene.

It all started around 8:30 p.m., on the eve of Independence Day, in the area of 56th Street and Chester Avenue in the southwestern part of the city.

Police say people called 911 to report a shooting and others flagged down officers.

Action News has learned police are reviewing video that is believed to show the suspect shooting on South 56th Street.

...
Police tell Action News that a total of seven people were shot during the melee as the gunman opened fire on the street. The total number of victims had changed overnight and into Tuesday morning as police gathered more information.

It was an emotional scene late Monday night outside Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, as family members of those who were killed found out the news that their loved ones had died.

Investigators initially believed four people were killed. Police say the fifth victim wasn't found until four hours after the shooting. They say a man returned home and found Wamah dead in the living room with multiple gunshot wounds.

"We believe because of where he was found and where his house is on 56th Street, and the fact that we found ballistic evidence that matches the ballistic evidence we found on the street a few hours earlier, we believe this homicide is related," Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said.

The two injured children were taken to an area hospital where they were placed in stable condition.

Police say a second person was taken into custody for allegedly picking up a gun and firing shots at the mass shooting suspect.

The motive for the shooting is not yet known.
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Maybe if some citizens were legally carrying a firearm, the mass shootings would be a bit less.

Watch: 9-Month Pregnant Woman Shoots Armed Robber At Houston Gas Station

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A pregnant woman shot an armed robber at a Houston gas station on Tuesday.
According to Fox 26 Houston, a nine-month pregnant woman shot a man who tried to rob her and her husband at a gas station at 8605 Fulton Street on Tuesday.
The suspect, Mario Ilpina Duque, pistol-whipped the pregnant woman’s husband before she opened fire.
Surveillance video from the gas station shows the heavily pregnant woman shooting Duque in self-defense.
Duque survived and remains hospitalized.
He was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and unlawful carrying of a weapon, according to Fox 26 Houston.
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