Shooting Massacres In California
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"Quiet Fellow, Would Pet Your Dog": Locals In Shock After US Mass Shooting
The 72-year-old Asian immigrant who killed 11 people before shooting himself as police moved in on him was once a regular at the California dance club where America's latest gun massacre unfolded.
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"Need Gun Control, Not Prayers": Mother Of California Bar Shooting Victim
The mother of a young man who survived last year's gun massacre in Las Vegas only to be killed by another gunman in a California bar this week has made an impassioned plea for gun control.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Site Of Massacre In San Bernardino, California Reopens
The office building in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were massacred last month by a married couple inspired by Islamist militants, reopened on Monday.
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Friend Of California Shooter Indicted On Gun, Terror Charges
A friend of one of the shooters in the San Bernardino massacre that killed 14 people was indicted on Wednesday on charges that include conspiring in a pair of previous planned attacks and making false statements when he bought the guns used in this month's shootings, authorities said.
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Neighbour Of San Bernardino Gunman Indicted On Terrorism Charge
A former neighbour who prosecutors say supplied assault rifles to the couple who massacred 14 people at a county office building in San Bernardino, California, was indicted on Wednesday on charges of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists.
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California Shooter Messaged Facebook Friends About Support For Jihad: Report
One of the shooters in the San Bernardino massacre, Tashfeen Malik, sent at least two private messages on Facebook to a small group of Pakistani friends in 2012 and 2014, pledging her support for Islamic jihad and saying she hoped to join the fight one day, the Los Angeles Times reported on Monday.
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FBI Ends Search Of Lake For Clues In San Bernardino Attack
FBI divers wrapped up a three-day search of a California lake where authorities suspect a couple inspired by ISIS may have dumped evidence linked to their massacre of 14 people, an official said on Sunday, adding the team retrieved some objects.
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Divers Retrieve More Items In Search For California Shooting Clues
FBI divers picked through the bottom of a San Bernardino lake on Saturday for a third day, seeking evidence related to a married couple who massacred 14 people at a holiday party, in what the bureau has called an act of terror inspired by Islamic State.
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San Bernardino Attacker Sought Guns From Friend To Avoid Arousing Suspicion, Official Says
One of the attackers who killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif., last week, received the assault rifles used in the massacre from a friend to avoid arousing suspicion by purchasing them himself, a law enforcement official said Friday.
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"Quiet Fellow, Would Pet Your Dog": Locals In Shock After US Mass Shooting
The 72-year-old Asian immigrant who killed 11 people before shooting himself as police moved in on him was once a regular at the California dance club where America's latest gun massacre unfolded.
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"Need Gun Control, Not Prayers": Mother Of California Bar Shooting Victim
The mother of a young man who survived last year's gun massacre in Las Vegas only to be killed by another gunman in a California bar this week has made an impassioned plea for gun control.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Site Of Massacre In San Bernardino, California Reopens
The office building in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were massacred last month by a married couple inspired by Islamist militants, reopened on Monday.
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Friend Of California Shooter Indicted On Gun, Terror Charges
A friend of one of the shooters in the San Bernardino massacre that killed 14 people was indicted on Wednesday on charges that include conspiring in a pair of previous planned attacks and making false statements when he bought the guns used in this month's shootings, authorities said.
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Neighbour Of San Bernardino Gunman Indicted On Terrorism Charge
A former neighbour who prosecutors say supplied assault rifles to the couple who massacred 14 people at a county office building in San Bernardino, California, was indicted on Wednesday on charges of conspiring to provide material support to terrorists.
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California Shooter Messaged Facebook Friends About Support For Jihad: Report
One of the shooters in the San Bernardino massacre, Tashfeen Malik, sent at least two private messages on Facebook to a small group of Pakistani friends in 2012 and 2014, pledging her support for Islamic jihad and saying she hoped to join the fight one day, the Los Angeles Times reported on Monday.
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FBI Ends Search Of Lake For Clues In San Bernardino Attack
FBI divers wrapped up a three-day search of a California lake where authorities suspect a couple inspired by ISIS may have dumped evidence linked to their massacre of 14 people, an official said on Sunday, adding the team retrieved some objects.
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Divers Retrieve More Items In Search For California Shooting Clues
FBI divers picked through the bottom of a San Bernardino lake on Saturday for a third day, seeking evidence related to a married couple who massacred 14 people at a holiday party, in what the bureau has called an act of terror inspired by Islamic State.
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San Bernardino Attacker Sought Guns From Friend To Avoid Arousing Suspicion, Official Says
One of the attackers who killed 14 people in San Bernardino, Calif., last week, received the assault rifles used in the massacre from a friend to avoid arousing suspicion by purchasing them himself, a law enforcement official said Friday.
