Strasbourg Attack
Bringing the death toll from this week’s Christmas market attack in France to four, authorities confirmed Friday that an Italian journalist injured in the shooting has died.
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French Police Try to Catch Attack Suspect Dead or Alive
French security forces are trying to catch the suspected Strasbourg gunman dead or alive Thursday, as the city in eastern France mourned with flowers and lit candles left at the site of the attack near its famous Christmas market.
Read moreStrasbourg Shooting Suspect: an Ex-Convict Tracked by Police
Cherif Chekatt, the alleged extremist on the run after a deadly shooting at France’s most famous Christmas market, had been on police radar and had more than two dozen convictions for crimes like robbery and other violence in three European countries.
Read moreReport: Officer Killed by Friendly Fire in SoCal Bar Massacre
The bullet that killed a police officer responding to the Nov. 7 mass shooting at a bar and grill in Thousand Oaks, California, came from a fellow responding officer, the Ventura County sheriff said Friday.
Read moreDivided Circuit Staunchly Backs New Jersey Ammunition Limit
Upholding a law that limits gun owners from carrying magazines with more than 10 rounds of ammunition, the Third Circuit ruled 2-1 Wednesday that the national rise in mass shootings justifies this reasonable burden on the Second Amendment.
Read moreAssembly Bill Calls for New Gun Tax in Wake of Shooting
Weeks after a 28-year-old former U.S. Marine killed 12 people inside a crowded California bar with a semi-automatic pistol, a state lawmaker is hoping to stem future gun violence through taxes.
Read moreMotive Unclear in California Bar Massacre
The gunman that killed a dozen people inside a country music bar in California three weeks ago does not appear to have been radicalized by any extremist group and had no violent interaction with police in the past, law enforcement officials said Tuesday.
Read moreGunman in California Mass Shooting Showed Warning Signs
As the picture sharpened, troubling details emerged — the kinds of clues that, in hindsight, make people wonder out loud whether the impulse that led Ian David Long to kill 12 people at a country music bar had been forming in plain sight.
Read moreCalifornia Community Mourns 12 Killed in Bar Shooting
Families and neighbors of those impacted by Wednesday night’s mass shooting at a Western-style bar in California that killed a dozen people gathered Thursday morning at a reunification site to learn the fate of their loved ones.
Read more13 Dead Including Gunman in Shooting at California Bar
A hooded gunman dressed entirely in black opened fire on a crowd at a country dance bar holding a weekly “college night” in Southern California, killing 12 people and sending hundreds fleeing including some who used barstools to break windows and escape, authorities said Thursday. The gunman was later found dead at the scene.
Read moreGrand Jury Indicts Synagogue Murder Suspect
A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted the man accused of carrying out the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre this past weekend on 44 counts, including hate crimes.
Read morePittsburgh Mourns Victims of Synagogue Shooting
A city in mourning for the 11 victims of Saturday’s mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh braced itself Tuesday for President Donald Trump’s arrival.
Read moreSynagogue Shooting Suspect Makes Brief Court Appearance
The man accused of killing a 11 people in the Tree of Life Congregation Synagogue in Pittsburgh appeared briefly in court on Monday afternoon to accept representation by a public defender.
Read moreSuspect Due in Court as Harrowing Synagogue Tales Emerge
As Barry Werber walked into the Tree of Life Synagogue, he passed a cart carrying glassware and whiskey meant for the baby-naming ceremony scheduled at Dor Hadash, one of three small congregations that worship there.
Read more11 People Dead After Mass Shooting at Pittsburgh Synagogue
Eleven people were killed in a mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh Saturday. The gunman, identified as 46-year-old Robert Bowers, and who reportedly shouted “all Jews must die” as he burst into the place of worship, is in custody.
Read moreSandy Hook Killer’s Book Ordered Released by CT High Court
The Connecticut Supreme Court ordered the release Tuesday of police records on the 2012 mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, including a book by the shooter Adam Lanza.
Read morePalin Presses Court for Second Act of Libel Suit
Lawyers for Sarah Palin struck a chord with the Second Circuit on Friday while fighting to restore defamation claims the former Alaska governor brought against the New York Times.
Read moreSpate of Workplace Shootings Leads to Call for Action
Over 24 hours, three work place mass shootings have occurred prompting former congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords – who was shot in the head during an attempted assassination in 2011– to urge action by lawmakers.
Read morePennsylvania Courthouse Gunman Shoots 4, Killed at Scene
A man arrested on domestic-violence charges shot three civilians and a police officer Wednesday outside a courtroom where he was due to appear. He was killed at the scene.
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