A man shot two Texas cheerleaders after one of them mistakenly got into his car thinking it was her own,in the latest in a string of recent US shootings apparently sparked by someone showing up at the wrong place.
A bank building in downtown Louisville,Kentucky,has become the scene of America’s latest mass shooting.
Representative Jamaal Bowman,a former middle school principal,told reporters that Republicans were “gutless” for not backing gun control laws after this week’s shooting.
The attacker,who police said identified as transgender,wielded two “assault-style” rifles and a pistol in the latest US mass shooting,police said.
Martin ‘Marty’ Sheahan hadn’t seen his former colleague for seven years the day the 64-year-old turned up at his home,shooting him twice with a sawn off shotgun through his front stained-glass window.
The Australian Army has discovered serving members are neo-Nazis,as a new generation of far-right leadership emerges with a declared interest in guns.
The gunman killed six people and then himself when he opened fire in Hamburg. Eight other people were wounded,including a woman who lost her unborn daughter.
Dylan Lyons has been named as the American TV journalist who was killed while reporting on the fatal shooting of a woman in Orlando.
“Twenty Western Australians were killed by firearms last year. Police believe mental health may have been a factor in almost 50 per cent of those deaths,” Police Minister Paul Papalia said.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk took a proposal to strengthen gun laws to national cabinet,where ASIO gave a secret briefing on the threat posed by sovereign citizens.
Until America’s elected representatives,from local government to the White House,are prepared to put their own political careers on the line,gun violence will continue to wreak carnage in their country.