“Mass Shooting”

ATLANTA (AP) — A shooting early Sunday during homecoming weekend at Tuskegee University in Alabama left one person dead and injured 16 others, a dozen of them by gunfire, authorities said. One arrest was announced hours later.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said Jaquez Myrick, 25, of Montgomery, was taken into custody while leaving the scene of the campus shooting and had been found with a handgun with a machine gun conversion device. The agency said in a statement that Myrick faces a federal charge of possession of a machine gun. It did not accuse him of using the gun in the shooting or provide additional details.

ALEA: Man arrested in mass shooting at Tuskegee University that leaves one dead, 16 injured https://t.co/NTTJkDcbqR

— Opelika-Auburn News (@oanow) November 11, 2024

They’ll probably blame Trump.

At least 2 people were killed in a mass shooting in downtown Orlando, which was hosting a Halloween celebration Friday morning.

Gunfire erupted outside the Block, a nightlife venue that is complete with 7 separate clubs, just after 1 a.m. as hundreds of revelers were in attendance, many dressed for the cash-prize costume contest.

#BREAKING: Numerous law enforcement are on the scene of a mass shooting where thousands had gathered for Halloween celebrations⁰⁰#Orlando | #Florida⁰
There is currently a heavy law enforcement presence in downtown Orlando, Florida, following a mass shooting that occurred… pic.twitter.com/EgQfjnrWLr

— R A W S A L E R T S (@rawsalerts) November 1, 2024

The FBI and Crimestoppers have raised the reward to $100,000 for information leading to the capture of mysterious shooters behind what law enforcement believes was a targeted attack that left four people dead and 17 others injured in downtown Birmingham this past weekend.

Shortly after 11 p.m. on Saturday night, multiple people got out of a car in Birmingham’s trendy Five Points South area and opened fire with guns that appeared to have been converted to automatic weapons. Three of the victims died at the scene, and a fourth died at a hospital, while four other people had life-threatening injuries.

A manhunt in Alabama for a suspect in the shooting outside a nightclub that killed four people and wounded 17 on Saturday night entered its second full day on Monday.

The shooting in Birmingham was at least the 24th mass murder in the US so far this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. The archive defines a mass murder as one in which four victims are killed or wounded.

This is dropping right off the radar.

Police believe the mass shooting that killed four people in Alabama overnight was a targeted hit gone wrong – as the continue to search for the culprits.

Gunfire erupted in the Five Points South entertainment district outside Hush hookah and cigar lounge in Birmingham just after 11pm on Saturday night – injuring at least 18 others.

Two men and a woman were killed at the scene in the 2000 block of Magnolia Avenue, near the University of Alabama, while a fourth male victim died in hospital.

Oh oh!

"These mass shootings have more to do with culture than they do criminality."
Birmingham Police addressing a mass shooting that killed four, injured dozens others. Before tonight, 5 people had been killed in Birmingham from September 13th-20th. @abc3340 https://t.co/V6LwHjWOoB pic.twitter.com/PXuJxO1JJm

— Megan Scarano ABC 33/40 (@MScaranoNews) September 22, 2024

As a manhunt stretched into a third day Monday for a suspect in a shooting on a Kentucky interstate that wounded five people and struck 12 vehicles, authorities vowed to keep up a relentless search as the stress level remained high for a rural area where some schools canceled classes.

Authorities have been searching a rugged, hilly area of southeastern Kentucky since Saturday evening, when a shooter began firing at drivers on Interstate 75 near London, a small city of about 8,000 people located about 75 miles south of Lexington.

With suspect Joseph A. Couch, 32, still at large, numerous area school districts canceled classes for Monday. State police Master Trooper Scottie Pennington, a spokesman for the London state police post, urged area residents to lock doors, keep porch lights on and monitor security cameras. The search was focused on a remote area about 8 miles north of London.

Colt Gray, the suspected shooter accused of killing four at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, reportedly posted on social media about his plans to carry out a mass shooting over his “frustration with the acceptance of transgender people.”

h/t DS

At least four people are dead Wednesday after a shooting at a high school in north central Georgia put the building on lockdown, authorities said.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed that four people died at Apalachee High School in Barrow County, Georgia — approximately 40 miles northeast of Atlanta – and nine others were taken to various hospitals with injuries. The suspect is alive and in custody.

🚨🇺🇸 | BREAKING: 4 DEAD, 30 INJURED IN GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING

Multiple fatalities and injuries reported in a shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia. The FBI and local authorities are on the scene. President Biden is being kept updated. #WinderShooting… pic.twitter.com/bzklHrVkOf

— Breaking News (@PlanetReportHQ) September 4, 2024

Was out running errands saw a headline before I left and it did not seem urgent.

h/t XC

The 2023 Nashville school shooter responsible for the deaths of half a dozen Christians expressed disdain for Christianity and her parents’ biblical beliefs, according to a copy of her long-hidden manifesto released on Tuesday.

Obtained and published by The Tennessee Star, the 90-page journal documents the mental breakdown of Audrey Hale leading up to her attack on The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, in March 2023. Hale, who identified as a male, killed six people during her rampage, including three small children.

A judge ordered the liquidation of Infowars host Alex Jones’ personal assets, clearing the way for potential payouts to families of the victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook mass shooting.

However, US Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez ruled against a liquidation of Mr Jones’ company Free Speech Systems, which owns the Infowars brand.

Relatives of the victims have won a total of $1.5bn (£1.2bn) in defamation judgements against Mr Jones and his company over his false statements about the attack.

More than 14 months after a trans psychopath stormed into Nashville’s Covenant School and gunned down three 9-year-olds and three staff members, the police department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation refuse to publicly release the killer’s “manifesto.” A newly obtained FBI memo to Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake suggests what many have long suspected: President Joe Biden’s identity politics-steeped Department of Justice is leading a cover-up of the deadliest transgender-directed shootings in U.S. history.