Another mass shooting
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"It is unclear whether it was a real gun,"
German movie theater attacker shot dead by police; no terror link
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/50-injured-germany-movie-theater-shooting-article-1.2685046
What can I say?
now that he is shot dead he will have a gun on him for sure
may be I am missing something in your post
but this gent was neither a muslim nor tied to terror
Ahhhhh..... so this statement was a "fact" was it? Maybe you can elaborate on it.
facts?
you have to give to receive man
and you haven't even got to the part where they are not even sure he had a gun
But hey, don't let me interupt your lil cop luv in and Muslim hatefest
A U.S. Citizen is 58 Times More Likely to be Killed by a Police Officer than a Terrorist
Read more at A U.S. Citizen is 58 Times More Likely to be Killed by a Police Officer than a Terrorist
Suicide belt, grenade found near German cinema complex attacker - Bild...
...According to the paper, the grenade was discovered by the police after the incident...
(riiiigggghhhhttttt)
...no leads linking the man to radical Islam...
https://www.rt.com/news/348026-suicide-grenade-german-gunman/
"...One of the hostages, Almir H., 16, told the paper that the gunman ordered them to lie down on the floor in the toilet, threatening to shoot if the hostages didn’t obey his command.
When he ran out of the restroom “there were apparently four shots, but I do not know whether that is true,” he said..."
yup
the witness and the official story don't seem to match
again
you have to give to receive man
and you haven't even got to the part where they are not even sure he had a gun
But hey, don't let me interupt your lil cop luv in and Muslim hatefest
A U.S. Citizen is 58 Times More Likely to be Killed by a Police Officer than a Terrorist
Read more at A U.S. Citizen is 58 Times More Likely to be Killed by a Police Officer than a Terrorist
Suicide belt, grenade found near German cinema complex attacker - Bild...
...According to the paper, the grenade was discovered by the police after the incident...
(riiiigggghhhhttttt)
...no leads linking the man to radical Islam...
https://www.rt.com/news/348026-suicide-grenade-german-gunman/
"...One of the hostages, Almir H., 16, told the paper that the gunman ordered them to lie down on the floor in the toilet, threatening to shoot if the hostages didn’t obey his command.
When he ran out of the restroom “there were apparently four shots, but I do not know whether that is true,” he said..."
yup
the witness and the official story don't seem to match
again
again, you made the comment implying that the police would be "leaving a gun" even if he didn't have one. This paints a pretty broad picture.
As for your comment concerning "muslim hatefest", maybe you should take a look at my comments in the Orlando shooting thread. I'll consider your apology afterwards.
That's all well and fine about their gun control measures, but I'm more concerned about the country's registry and laws surrounding long blade butter knives.
... And ladders... Don't forget about the terrorist ladders
RT for a source. Soviet grade journalism.
Bratwurst.
Look what clean living in "the environment" did for Cliffy. $500K in new plumbing. Imagine an "urban bbq bratmeister".
Ya ya ist goot ya.
We are on this thread
and I can paint with any sized brush I want
Can you prove cops don't drop guns friend?
nope!
Saying they don't is an even broader brush
and since you mentioned "the Orlando thread:
was that an AR like has been officially said so many times ...no...
and @ Petros
RT? soviet media? they were quoting a german tabloid (that's the word Bild there in the post)
...and your choice of staterun media would be?
what cbsnbcabc, all cia affiliated, or the cbc, or bbc?
or as usual, no citation at all?
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Nine killed, many wounded in Russian school shooting
Author of the article:Reuters
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Maxim Rodionov and Alexander Marrow
Publishing date:May 11, 2021 • 13 hours ago • 3 minute read • 6 Comments
A woman cries as she is taken to an ambulance at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021.
A woman cries as she is taken to an ambulance at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021. PHOTO BY ROMAN KRUCHININ /AFP via Getty
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MOSCOW — Nine people, including seven children, were killed on Tuesday and many more badly wounded after a lone teenage gunman opened fire in a school in the Russian city of Kazan, local authorities said, prompting a Kremlin call for tighter gun controls.
Two children could be seen leaping from the third floor of the four-story School Number 175 to escape as gunshots rang out, in a video filmed by an onlooker that was circulated by Russia’s RIA news agency.
“We heard the sounds of explosions at the beginning of the second lesson. All the teachers locked the children in the classrooms. The shooting was on the third floor,” said one teacher, quoted by Tatar Inform, a local media outlet.
Calling the attack a tragedy for the country, Rustam Minnikhanov, the head of the wider Tatarstan region, said there was no evidence that anyone else had been involved.
“We have lost seven children – four boys and three girls. We also lost a teacher. And we lost one more female staff worker,” he said in a video address.
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“The terrorist has been arrested. He’s a 19-year-old who was officially registered as a gun owner,” he said. He said the victims were in the eighth year of school, which in Russia would make them around 14 or 15 years old.
A police truck is seen at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021.
A police truck is seen at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia’s republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021. PHOTO BY ROMAN KRUCHININ /AFP via Getty Images
Russia’s Investigative Committee, which investigates major crimes, said in a statement it had opened a criminal case into the shooting and that the identity of the detained attacker had been established.
Reuters could not immediately contact a lawyer for the suspect, who was named in Russian media but whose identity was not officially disclosed, standard practice in Russia until a suspect has been formally charged.
Footage posted on social media showed a young man being pinned to the ground outside the school by police officers.
State TV later broadcast a separate video showing what it said was the suspect, a young man stripped to the waist and under restraint, being questioned by investigators. He could be heard saying that “a monster” had awoken in him, that he had realized that he was a god, and had begun to hate everyone.
The incident was Russia’s deadliest school shooting since 2018 when a student at a college in Russian-annexed Crimea killed 20 people before turning his gun on himself.
PUTIN ORDERS REVIEW OF GUN LAWS
A social media account called “God,” which Russian media said belonged to the suspect, was blocked by the Telegram messaging service citing its rules prohibiting what it described as “calls to violence.”
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The account, created before the shooting, contained posts in which a young masked and bespectacled man described himself as a god and said he planned to kill a “huge number” of people and himself. Reuters could not independently confirm whether the account belonged to the detained suspect.
Minnikhanov, the regional leader, said 18 children were in hospital with a range of injuries, including gunshot wounds and broken and fractured bones. Three adults with gunshot wounds were also in hospital, he said, saying doctors were doing all they could to save the lives of those wounded.
Footage showed a corridor inside the school strewn with debris, including smashed glass and broken doors. Another still image showed a body on the floor of a blood-stained classroom.
Russia has strict restrictions on civilian firearm ownership, but some categories of guns are available for purchase for hunting, self-defense or sport, once would-be owners have passed tests and met other requirements.
President Vladimir Putin ordered the head of the national guard to draw up tighter gun regulations, the Kremlin said. The guards would urgently look into the status of weapons that can be registered for hunting in Russia but are considered assault weapons elsewhere.
The suspect had been issued a permit for a Hatsan Escort PS shotgun on April 28, Alexander Khinshtein, a lawmaker in the lower house of parliament, wrote on social media. He gave no further details and Reuters was not able to confirm this independently.
Kazan is the capital of the Muslim-majority region of Tatarstan and located around 450 miles (725 km) east of Moscow.
torontosun.com
Author of the article:Reuters
Reuters
Maxim Rodionov and Alexander Marrow
Publishing date:May 11, 2021 • 13 hours ago • 3 minute read • 6 Comments
A woman cries as she is taken to an ambulance at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021.
A woman cries as she is taken to an ambulance at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021. PHOTO BY ROMAN KRUCHININ /AFP via Getty
Article content
MOSCOW — Nine people, including seven children, were killed on Tuesday and many more badly wounded after a lone teenage gunman opened fire in a school in the Russian city of Kazan, local authorities said, prompting a Kremlin call for tighter gun controls.
Two children could be seen leaping from the third floor of the four-story School Number 175 to escape as gunshots rang out, in a video filmed by an onlooker that was circulated by Russia’s RIA news agency.
“We heard the sounds of explosions at the beginning of the second lesson. All the teachers locked the children in the classrooms. The shooting was on the third floor,” said one teacher, quoted by Tatar Inform, a local media outlet.
Calling the attack a tragedy for the country, Rustam Minnikhanov, the head of the wider Tatarstan region, said there was no evidence that anyone else had been involved.
“We have lost seven children – four boys and three girls. We also lost a teacher. And we lost one more female staff worker,” he said in a video address.
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“The terrorist has been arrested. He’s a 19-year-old who was officially registered as a gun owner,” he said. He said the victims were in the eighth year of school, which in Russia would make them around 14 or 15 years old.
A police truck is seen at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia's republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021.
A police truck is seen at the scene of a shooting at School No. 175 in Kazan, the capital of Russia’s republic of Tatarstan, on May 11, 2021. PHOTO BY ROMAN KRUCHININ /AFP via Getty Images
Russia’s Investigative Committee, which investigates major crimes, said in a statement it had opened a criminal case into the shooting and that the identity of the detained attacker had been established.
Reuters could not immediately contact a lawyer for the suspect, who was named in Russian media but whose identity was not officially disclosed, standard practice in Russia until a suspect has been formally charged.
Footage posted on social media showed a young man being pinned to the ground outside the school by police officers.
State TV later broadcast a separate video showing what it said was the suspect, a young man stripped to the waist and under restraint, being questioned by investigators. He could be heard saying that “a monster” had awoken in him, that he had realized that he was a god, and had begun to hate everyone.
The incident was Russia’s deadliest school shooting since 2018 when a student at a college in Russian-annexed Crimea killed 20 people before turning his gun on himself.
PUTIN ORDERS REVIEW OF GUN LAWS
A social media account called “God,” which Russian media said belonged to the suspect, was blocked by the Telegram messaging service citing its rules prohibiting what it described as “calls to violence.”
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The account, created before the shooting, contained posts in which a young masked and bespectacled man described himself as a god and said he planned to kill a “huge number” of people and himself. Reuters could not independently confirm whether the account belonged to the detained suspect.
Minnikhanov, the regional leader, said 18 children were in hospital with a range of injuries, including gunshot wounds and broken and fractured bones. Three adults with gunshot wounds were also in hospital, he said, saying doctors were doing all they could to save the lives of those wounded.
Footage showed a corridor inside the school strewn with debris, including smashed glass and broken doors. Another still image showed a body on the floor of a blood-stained classroom.
Russia has strict restrictions on civilian firearm ownership, but some categories of guns are available for purchase for hunting, self-defense or sport, once would-be owners have passed tests and met other requirements.
President Vladimir Putin ordered the head of the national guard to draw up tighter gun regulations, the Kremlin said. The guards would urgently look into the status of weapons that can be registered for hunting in Russia but are considered assault weapons elsewhere.
The suspect had been issued a permit for a Hatsan Escort PS shotgun on April 28, Alexander Khinshtein, a lawmaker in the lower house of parliament, wrote on social media. He gave no further details and Reuters was not able to confirm this independently.
Kazan is the capital of the Muslim-majority region of Tatarstan and located around 450 miles (725 km) east of Moscow.
Nine killed, many wounded in Russian school shooting
MOSCOW — Nine people, including seven children, were killed on Tuesday and many more badly wounded after a lone teenage gunman opened fire in a school in the Russia…