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Thursday, April 3, 2014

Ft. Hood Shooting, “Cocktail of Prescription Drugs” and Gun Free Zones

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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Breaking: Another Mass Shooting At Ft. Hood (live stream)

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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Quantico Commander Press Conference on Base Shooting

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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Shocker! The FBI Cleared Agent Involved In Ibragrim Todashev Shooting

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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Report: Emergency Response Inadequate In Airport Shooting



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A report on the deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport last year was released Tuesday. It criticizes the response of public safety agencies, citing poor coordination and faulty technology.




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Saturday, March 8, 2014

Photo Takes Aim at Obama Skeet Shooting Mystery

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Sunday, February 23, 2014

VIDEO: Tribal Killing Suspect Investigated For Embezzlement







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Friday, February 21, 2014

Mass shooting kills four Native Americans in northern California


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Four people are dead and another two are injured after a woman began shooting inside a Native American tribal office in northern California, according to local law enforcement officials.


Four people are dead and another two are injured after a woman began shooting inside a Native American tribal office in northern California, according to local law enforcement officials.  


The incident began Thursday afternoon in Alturas, California, where alleged shooter Sheri Lash, 44, was attending a meeting concerning her eviction when she reportedly opened fire. Around 3:30 p.m., police say Lash began “systematically shooting individuals” at the Cedarville Rancheria tribal office, expending all her ammunition and hitting six people.


Alturas Police Chief Ken Barnes told local ABC affiliate KRCR that after Lash ran out of bullets, she picked up a butcher knife from the kitchen and stabbed one of the individuals. She was reportedly found outside by police, running with a knife in her hand, and was quickly detained with the help of an office employee. Officials claimed two semiautomatic handguns were found at the scene.


According to Reuters, Lash is currently being held in police custody. She has been charged on counts of homicide, attempted murder, child endangerment, and brandishing a weapon.


Among the victims were two women, 19 and 45 years old, and two men, aged 30 and 50. All four were members of the Rancheria tribe, and one of the male victims was the current tribal leader. The two others who were injured – one of whom was shot multiple times and possibly stabbed – were transferred to local hospitals, where they were placed in critical condition.


Names of the victims were not made public, while autopsies on the deceased are scheduled for Friday.


“This is like nothing I have had to deal with in my 25 years of being with the city of Alturas,” Barnes told another ABC affiliate, News 10. “It’s just tragic.”


Police were apparently notified of the shooting when an individual managed to escape the Rancheria office, covered in blood, and made their way to authorities.


The Cedarville Rancheria is a federally recognized tribe with 35 members, according to the organization’s website. The tribe encompasses 26 acres of land in on northern California, and was meeting to consider the eviction of Lash and her son, though the reasons for such action are unclear.


“We’re trying to get this thing resolved as quick as possible,” Barnes said to News 10. “So it’s, it’s a huge impact on our community.”


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Thursday, February 20, 2014

VIDEO: Protesters Targeted by Snipers in Kiev







Deadly violence grips Kiev as protesters advancing on Parliament are shot at by police with Kalashnikovs and sniper rifles. Via The Foreign Bureau, WSJ’s global news update.













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Tuesday, February 18, 2014

School Shooting Expert Threatened Over Sandy Hook Investigation


Was told if he didn’t comply “bad things are going to happen”


Adan Salazar
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February 18, 2014


The Sandy Hook school shooting was a giant, elaborate hoax and no one really died; that’s the conclusion Wolgang Halbig, a former educator, US Customs agent and Florida state trooper, has reached after ten months of investigation and multiple disputes with federal, state and school authorities.


Halbig is convinced a deluge of discrepancies prove that the whole scenario was a scripted event.


“..I suspect, in my professional opinion as a consultant and doing this a long, long time, I think it’s a scripted event that took place. I think it was in planning for maybe two, two and a half years,” Halbig said recently in an explosive interview with American Free Press.


Halbig is not your average conspiracy theorist. In fact he’s not one at all.


He’s a former educator and law enforcement officer who now contracts out as a national school safety consultant.


His job is to help schools prevent incidents like the one that unfolded in Newtown. In order to do that, he needs to know exactly what happened at Sandy Hook.


“How do I tell people how to make their school safer when we don’t even have the truth about Sandy Hook?” asked a frustrated Halbig. “See, there is a nexus, I do this for a living.”


But school, state and federal officials aren’t making his job easy, and the state’s even threatened him for meddling in their affairs.


“They were in plain clothes,” Halbig recalled, describing a visit from Lake County homicide investigators. “They introduced themselves, they showed me their identification, their badges, and they basically said, ‘We need to have a conversation,’ and I said, ‘Well come on in, sit down, make yourselves comfortable,’ and then they read off my resumé. I mean, somehow, they did a lot of homework.. Basically the next thing they said was if I don’t stop, the Connecticut state police were gonna file charges and they recommended that I hire an attorney.”


The retired school principal, however, affirmed he’s in the right. “I said there is no way in the world that I’m gonna hire an attorney, because I’m following the procedures of the Connecticut state Freedom of Information Act. I mean, if anybody ought to be arrested, I said you tell those guys they ought to be arrested for failing to comply by the law of Connecticut.”


He says they also treated him in a threatening manner, stating “if I don’t comply that bad things are going to happen to me.”


Nevertheless, Halbig says, like any homicide investigation, Sandy Hook is a giant puzzle, but one which the public hasn’t been provided all the pieces to solve.


“..[T]his crime that was committed is a puzzle and no one can show me the pieces to put together to finish this puzzle. They don’t fit no matter how hard you try.. you and your listeners will not be able to put this puzzle together,” Halbig attested to host Dave Gahary.


Unanswered Questions


National school safety consultant Wolgang Halbig.

National school safety consultant Wolgang Halbig.



For Halbig, there are unanswered questions, lots of them.

For instance, why in the immediate aftermath of the shooting were no medical helicopters summoned?


“Think about it: you have 20 children, 6 staff members who were supposed to have been shot. They’re seriously injured. Where’s the trauma helicopters? Those are the quickest and the best medical services that any child or any school staff member can receive, and no trauma helicopters were ever requested?”


Halbig also called Life Star emergency services, who confirmed they were never summoned that morning. “[T]hey said, ‘Mr. Halbig we were never requested on that morning. We were shocked and surprised, we were ready, we thought we were going to go to Sandy Hook.’ They had helicopters ready to go, but they were never asked.. Here’s my premise.. there wasn’t anybody there to be treated.”


Halbig also questions why EMT and firefighters, who were mere minutes away from the scene, were prevented from entering the school and possibly saving lives, and additionally, he wants to know how, within the first 11 minutes, America was already presented with a death toll.


“Who declared all those 26 people dead within the first 11 minutes? Connecticut law states that only a doctor can declare them dead, legally dead.”


Moreover, Halbig says the FBI’s classification of the school shooting report is something he’s never witnessed in his entire career. “I can tell you [out of] all the shootings, never has an FBI agency ever classified an investigative report on a school shooting.”


More Unanswered Questions


There are also a whole host of peculiarities Halbig is still baffled by.


For example, why was Sandy Hook elementary torn down? Even in the Columbine tragedy, whose crime scene Halbig assisted with and in which he testified as a key witness, the school was cleaned up, but was never torn down.


According to Halbig, no one could tell him which environmental company cleaned up the bloody mess, or who installed the school’s security system, all things his job would require him to know.


He has other pressing questions, such as: Why was there a registered nurse found in the building four hours after the shooting? Why was there a sign flashing “Everyone must sign in?” Why were there port-a-potties on site within three hours? Why were children turned around by officers and sent back into rooms supposedly littered with dead bodies? How did someone with Asperger’s have the physical coordination to carry the large amount of munitions Adam Lanza supposedly carried? Why did no parents file a lawsuit against the school, when in every other school shooting suits have been filed? And ultimately, why would the state threaten Halbig?


“The things [we"re] talking about.. they should never offend any parent…These are simple questions that we as homicide investigators, we need to know and we should know.”


Sandy Hook elementary / Image: Wikimedia Commons

Sandy Hook elementary / Image: Wikimedia Commons



Truth Seeking Won’t Stop


Altogether, from the puzzle pieces he’s collected and analyzed, Halbig concludes there is a massive cover up.


“Absolutely… It is.. when you refuse to respond to simple requests, something is not right.”


The next step legally, Halbig says, would be to hire attorneys and depose the key players of the investigation, because, “The only way you’re ever gonna get the truth is by getting them to raise their right hands..” “..[I]f you lie in a deposition and if you’re caught in that lie, there’s a lot of things that you can lose, you can go to jail and you can lose your retirement..” warns the safety consultant.


When asked if he feels his life could be in danger if the cover-up goes all the way up to the White House, Halbig answered he is not fearful because he’s led a rich life, but that for him, people showing up and knocking on his door was the final straw.


“Here’s the problem and this is what got me fired up even more, is when they start bringing people to my house.”


Halbig says next he’s traveling to Newtown, Conn. and scoping out the crime scene, and that he’s possibly planning a Sandy Hook event in Orlando, Florida sometime in the near future.


He says he won’t stop until he gets some answers.


Below, check out Infowars’ report on why so many people think the Sandy Hook school shooting was a staged event.


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Sunday, January 26, 2014

Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record








Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself. Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself.Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





A Montgomery County, Md., police officer walks in a parking lot at The Mall in Columbia, Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., following a shooting that police say three people died at the mall including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)





Restaurant general manager Heather Saffield, watches though the glass door from her restaurant at The Mall in Columbia Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., as police continue the evacuation of the remaining mall visitors following a shooting that police say three people died including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)













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(AP) — The gunman who shot two people to death at a Maryland shopping mall had no criminal record, police said Sunday, but little else was known about the 19-year-old and whether he knew his victims.


Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., carried out Saturday’s attack with a 12-gauge shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall in Columbia in suburban Baltimore before killing himself, police said.


Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims, who were both employees of a shop called Zumiez, which sells skateboards, clothing and accessories.


Police identified the victims as 21-year-old Brianna Benlolo of College Park, Md., and 25-year-old Tyler Johnson of Mount Airy, Md. McMahon offered no motive for the shooting.


“There are a lot of unanswered questions,” McMahon said at a news conference. Aguilar purchased the shotgun legally last month at a store in neighboring Montgomery County.


It took hours to identify the gunman since he was carrying ammunition and a backpack containing homemade explosives, McMahon said. Officers searched Aguilar’s home Saturday night, recovering more ammunition, computers and documents, police said.


The home is a two-story wood-frame house in a middle-income neighborhood called Hollywood, just off U.S. Route 1 and near the Capital Beltway. No one answered the door Sunday morning at the house, which had a Christmas wreath on the front door, signs that read “Beware of Dog” and warnings about an alarm system.


Aguilar and his mother were renters at the home. Sirkka Singleton, who owns the property with her husband and lives a block away, said they use a property manager to find tenants and they have never met the Aguilars. She declined to say who the property manager was.


Residents described the neighborhood as a mix of owners and renters, including some University of Maryland students.


Katie Lawson, director of communications at the university, said campus police told her that Aguilar has never had been a student there. She said she had no information on the two victims.


Aguilar graduated in 2013 from James Hubert Blake High School in Silver Spring, said Dana Tofig, a Montgomery County schools spokesman.


A person who attended the high school with Aguilar told The Associated Press that he was an avid skateboarder.


Tydryn Scott, 19, said she was Aguilar’s lab partner in science class and described him as tall, skinny and quiet. She said he was interested in skateboarding and hung out with other skaters.


She said she was stung by the news that he was the shooter.


“It was really hurtful, like, wow — someone that I know, someone that I’ve been in the presence of more than short amounts of time. I’ve seen this guy in action before. Never upset, never sad, just quiet, just chill,” Scott said. “If any other emotion, he was happy, laughing.”


A man who answered the phone at Johnson’s residence in Mount Airy, northwest of Baltimore, said the family had no comment. But the victim’s aunt told a local television station that she did not believe her nephew knew Aguilar.


Sydney Petty, in a statement to WBAL-TV, also said she did not believe her nephew had a relationship with Benlolo outside work.


“Tyler didn’t have anything beyond a working relationship with this girl, and he would have mentioned it if he did, and we’re just as confused as anybody,” Petty said.


She said her nephew also worked at a drug rehabilitation center in Mount Airy, for which she served on the board.


Five other people were hurt in the attack and its aftermath, but only one was hit by gunfire. All were released from hospitals by Saturday evening, police said.


At the time of the shooting, the mall was busy with weekend shoppers and employees.


“There were a lot of people very close to where this happened,” Howard County Executive Ken Ulman said.


Police searched the mall with dogs overnight, and stores were to remain closed through Tuesday.


Benlolo’s grandfather, John Feins, said in a telephone interview from Florida that his granddaughter had a 2-year-old son and that the job at Zumiez was her first since she went back to work after her son’s birth.


“She was all excited because she was the manager there,” he said.


He described his daughter’s family as a military family that had moved frequently and had been in Colorado before moving to Maryland about two years ago. He said his granddaughter was on good terms with her son’s father, and they shared custody.


“I mean what can you say?” he said. “You go to work and make a dollar and you got some idiot coming in and blowing people away.”


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Associated Press writers Jessica Gresko and Martin Di Caro in Washington contributed to this report. Eric Tucker contributed from Columbia, Md., and Kasey Jones reported from Baltimore.


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Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record

Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record








Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself. Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself.Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





A Montgomery County, Md., police officer walks in a parking lot at The Mall in Columbia, Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., following a shooting that police say three people died at the mall including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)





Restaurant general manager Heather Saffield, watches though the glass door from her restaurant at The Mall in Columbia Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., as police continue the evacuation of the remaining mall visitors following a shooting that police say three people died including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)













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(AP) — The gunman who shot two people to death at a Maryland shopping mall had no criminal record, police said Sunday, but little else was known about the 19-year-old and whether he knew his victims.


Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., carried out Saturday’s attack with a 12-gauge shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall in Columbia in suburban Baltimore before killing himself, police said.


Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims, who were both employees of a shop called Zumiez, which sells skateboards, clothing and accessories.


Police identified the victims as 21-year-old Brianna Benlolo of College Park, Md., and 25-year-old Tyler Johnson of Mount Airy, Md. McMahon offered no motive for the shooting.


“There are a lot of unanswered questions,” McMahon said at a news conference. Aguilar purchased the shotgun legally last month at a store in neighboring Montgomery County.


It took hours to identify the gunman since he was carrying ammunition and a backpack containing homemade explosives, McMahon said. Officers searched Aguilar’s home Saturday night, recovering more ammunition, computers and documents, police said.


The home is a two-story wood-frame house in a middle-income neighborhood called Hollywood, just off U.S. Route 1 and near the Capital Beltway. No one answered the door Sunday morning at the house, which had a Christmas wreath on the front door, signs that read “Beware of Dog” and warnings about an alarm system.


Aguilar and his mother were renters at the home. Sirkka Singleton, who owns the property with her husband and lives a block away, said they use a property manager to find tenants and they have never met the Aguilars. She declined to say who the property manager was.


Residents described the neighborhood as a mix of owners and renters, including some University of Maryland students.


Katie Lawson, director of communications at the university, said campus police told her that Aguilar has never had been a student there. She said she had no information on the two victims.


Aguilar graduated in 2013 from James Hubert Blake High School in Silver Spring, said Dana Tofig, a Montgomery County schools spokesman.


A person who attended the high school with Aguilar told The Associated Press that he was an avid skateboarder.


Tydryn Scott, 19, said she was Aguilar’s lab partner in science class and described him as tall, skinny and quiet. She said he was interested in skateboarding and hung out with other skaters.


She said she was stung by the news that he was the shooter.


“It was really hurtful, like, wow — someone that I know, someone that I’ve been in the presence of more than short amounts of time. I’ve seen this guy in action before. Never upset, never sad, just quiet, just chill,” Scott said. “If any other emotion, he was happy, laughing.”


A man who answered the phone at Johnson’s residence in Mount Airy, northwest of Baltimore, said the family had no comment. But the victim’s aunt told a local television station that she did not believe her nephew knew Aguilar.


Sydney Petty, in a statement to WBAL-TV, also said she did not believe her nephew had a relationship with Benlolo outside work.


“Tyler didn’t have anything beyond a working relationship with this girl, and he would have mentioned it if he did, and we’re just as confused as anybody,” Petty said.


She said her nephew also worked at a drug rehabilitation center in Mount Airy, for which she served on the board.


Five other people were hurt in the attack and its aftermath, but only one was hit by gunfire. All were released from hospitals by Saturday evening, police said.


At the time of the shooting, the mall was busy with weekend shoppers and employees.


“There were a lot of people very close to where this happened,” Howard County Executive Ken Ulman said.


Police searched the mall with dogs overnight, and stores were to remain closed through Tuesday.


Benlolo’s grandfather, John Feins, said in a telephone interview from Florida that his granddaughter had a 2-year-old son and that the job at Zumiez was her first since she went back to work after her son’s birth.


“She was all excited because she was the manager there,” he said.


He described his daughter’s family as a military family that had moved frequently and had been in Colorado before moving to Maryland about two years ago. He said his granddaughter was on good terms with her son’s father, and they shared custody.


“I mean what can you say?” he said. “You go to work and make a dollar and you got some idiot coming in and blowing people away.”


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Associated Press writers Jessica Gresko and Martin Di Caro in Washington contributed to this report. Eric Tucker contributed from Columbia, Md., and Kasey Jones reported from Baltimore.


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Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record

Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record

Gunman in mall shooting had no criminal record
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Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





Howard County police chief William McMahon speaks to reporters at the parking lot of the Mall in Columbia, Md., after a shooting at the mall on Saturday Jan. 25, 2014 in Howard County, Md. Police in Maryland say three people died Saturday in a shooting at a mall in suburban Baltimore, including the presumed gunman. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself. Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





The home of Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., is seen Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. Police say Aguilar carried out Saturday’s attack with a shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall of Columbia before killing himself.Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims and whether he had a criminal record. They offered no motive for the shooting. (AP Photo/Ben Nuckles)





A Montgomery County, Md., police officer walks in a parking lot at The Mall in Columbia, Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., following a shooting that police say three people died at the mall including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)





Restaurant general manager Heather Saffield, watches though the glass door from her restaurant at The Mall in Columbia Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014, in Columbia, Md., as police continue the evacuation of the remaining mall visitors following a shooting that police say three people died including the presumed gunman. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)













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(AP) — The gunman who shot two people to death at a Maryland shopping mall had no criminal record, police said Sunday, but little else was known about the 19-year-old and whether he knew his victims.


Darion Marcus Aguilar of College Park, Md., carried out Saturday’s attack with a 12-gauge shotgun at a skateboard shop at the Mall in Columbia in suburban Baltimore before killing himself, police said.


Howard County Police Chief William McMahon said investigators are trying to determine whether Aguilar knew either of the victims, who were both employees of a shop called Zumiez, which sells skateboards, clothing and accessories.


Police identified the victims as 21-year-old Brianna Benlolo of College Park, Md., and 25-year-old Tyler Johnson of Mount Airy, Md. McMahon offered no motive for the shooting.


“There are a lot of unanswered questions,” McMahon said at a news conference. Aguilar purchased the shotgun legally last month at a store in neighboring Montgomery County.


It took hours to identify the gunman since he was carrying ammunition and a backpack containing homemade explosives, McMahon said. Officers searched Aguilar’s home Saturday night, recovering more ammunition, computers and documents, police said.


The home is a two-story wood-frame house in a middle-income neighborhood called Hollywood, just off U.S. Route 1 and near the Capital Beltway. No one answered the door Sunday morning at the house, which had a Christmas wreath on the front door, signs that read “Beware of Dog” and warnings about an alarm system.


Aguilar and his mother were renters at the home. Sirkka Singleton, who owns the property with her husband and lives a block away, said they use a property manager to find tenants and they have never met the Aguilars. She declined to say who the property manager was.


Residents described the neighborhood as a mix of owners and renters, including some University of Maryland students.


Katie Lawson, director of communications at the university, said campus police told her that Aguilar has never had been a student there. She said she had no information on the two victims.


Aguilar graduated in 2013 from James Hubert Blake High School in Silver Spring, said Dana Tofig, a Montgomery County schools spokesman.


A person who attended the high school with Aguilar told The Associated Press that he was an avid skateboarder.


Tydryn Scott, 19, said she was Aguilar’s lab partner in science class and described him as tall, skinny and quiet. She said he was interested in skateboarding and hung out with other skaters.


She said she was stung by the news that he was the shooter.


“It was really hurtful, like, wow — someone that I know, someone that I’ve been in the presence of more than short amounts of time. I’ve seen this guy in action before. Never upset, never sad, just quiet, just chill,” Scott said. “If any other emotion, he was happy, laughing.”


A man who answered the phone at Johnson’s residence in Mount Airy, northwest of Baltimore, said the family had no comment. But the victim’s aunt told a local television station that she did not believe her nephew knew Aguilar.


Sydney Petty, in a statement to WBAL-TV, also said she did not believe her nephew had a relationship with Benlolo outside work.


“Tyler didn’t have anything beyond a working relationship with this girl, and he would have mentioned it if he did, and we’re just as confused as anybody,” Petty said.


She said her nephew also worked at a drug rehabilitation center in Mount Airy, for which she served on the board.


Five other people were hurt in the attack and its aftermath, but only one was hit by gunfire. All were released from hospitals by Saturday evening, police said.


At the time of the shooting, the mall was busy with weekend shoppers and employees.


“There were a lot of people very close to where this happened,” Howard County Executive Ken Ulman said.


Police searched the mall with dogs overnight, and stores were to remain closed through Tuesday.


Benlolo’s grandfather, John Feins, said in a telephone interview from Florida that his granddaughter had a 2-year-old son and that the job at Zumiez was her first since she went back to work after her son’s birth.


“She was all excited because she was the manager there,” he said.


He described his daughter’s family as a military family that had moved frequently and had been in Colorado before moving to Maryland about two years ago. He said his granddaughter was on good terms with her son’s father, and they shared custody.


“I mean what can you say?” he said. “You go to work and make a dollar and you got some idiot coming in and blowing people away.”


___


Associated Press writers Jessica Gresko and Martin Di Caro in Washington contributed to this report. Eric Tucker contributed from Columbia, Md., and Kasey Jones reported from Baltimore.


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Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Shooting at Indiana"s Purdue University leaves one dead, man in custody




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Officers survey the scene of a shooting at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, January 21, 2014. REUTERS/Nate Chute


1 of 3. Officers survey the scene of a shooting at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, January 21, 2014.


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(Reuters) – One person was shot to death on the campus of Indiana’s Purdue University on Tuesday, and a male suspect was in custody, authorities said.


The shooting took place around noon local time (1800 GMT) in a basement classroom of the university’s electrical engineering building. The shooter seemed to have had only the victim as his intended target, leaving the building immediately after the shooting, said Purdue University Police Chief John Cox.


“It’s just a tragic situation,” Cox said, adding that the shooter was taken into custody without a struggle.


The police, however, did not identify either the victim or the shooter.


University officials said classes had resumed and the campus was considered safe, though the electrical engineering building remained closed.


Upon hearing of the shooting, campus officials immediately ordered students, faculty and staff across campus to take shelter as police searched the area.


School officials said they were make counseling available for students.


Indiana Governor Mike Pence called the shooting a “tragedy.”


“Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family of the victim and to everyone in the Purdue community,” Pence said in a statement, pledging state law enforcement assistance in the investigation.


The frequency of shootings at schools and universities in the United States is fueling the national debate over gun control. On Monday night, a student was shot and critically wounded outside an athletic center at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia.


Last week alone, two students were shot at a high school in Philadelphia, another was shot at a high school in Albany, New York, and two students were shot at a middle school in New Mexico.


Gun ownership laws in the United States have come under intense scrutiny since December 2012, when 20 young children and six educators were shot dead by a long gunman at Sandy Hook elementary school in Connecticut.


(Reporting by Carey Gillam in Kansas City, Chris Francescani and Marina Lopes in New York and David Bailey in Minneapolis; editing by Scott Malone, G Crosse)





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PHOTO: A shooting has been reported on the Purdue University campus, Jan. 21, 2014.CNN


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One person was killed in Tuesday’s shooting at an electrical engineering building at Purdue University, campus police Chief John Cox told reporters.  


[Earlier version, posted at 2:02 p.m. ET]


Shooting reported at Purdue University


(CNN) — A suspect was in custody after a reported shooting on the campus of Purdue University, a spokeswoman for the Indiana school said Tuesday afternoon.


The shooting was reported around noon ET at an electrical engineering building on the northeast side of the West Lafayette campus, Purdue spokeswoman Liz Evans told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.


Police told school officials that one person was in custody Tuesday afternoon, said Evans, who added that she didn’t know whether anyone was injured.


The school sent text messages to students about the shooting report, asking them to take shelter where they were. That request was lifted by 1:30 p.m., though the electrical engineering building still was closed so police could investigate, Evans said.


“The rest of campus is open” and classes were under way, Evans said.


A Purdue student, Brad Glusvewski, told CNN that the university warned students of the reported shooting by text message around 12:20 p.m. ET. Glusvewski, 24, said he and about 15 other people were staying inside the on-campus building where they were when they heard the report.


The university had more than 30,000 undergraduate students last school year.


CNN first learned about the shooting report on Twitter.


CNN’s Deanna Hackney and Shawn Nottingham contributed to this report.


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1 Dead in Shooting at Purdue University


(Newser) – One person is in custody following a reported shooting at Purdue University, the school announced today. The shooting reportedly occurred in the school’s electrical engineering building, which has since been cleared by police. A text went out to students urging them to shelter in place, RTV 6 reports. As of this writing, that advisory is still in place. Two students told the Journal & Courier that they heard two shots ring out, and saw someone with blood on his hands. So far there’s no word on casualties. For a selection of relevant Twitter updates, check out Fox 59.




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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Philadelphia School Shooting is a Zionist Gun Control Hoax


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Regardless of what anyone says, including the Mayor, Governor, Police Chief, and others nothing happened in Philadelphia in the recent acclaimed shooting event. There simply wasn’t any shooting: categorically. It is all a terminal lie, which is readily proven. Just a mere cursory review of the Zionist-orchestrated media writings and/or sound bites proves the fraud.


A mere brief analysis of the photos also proves that this is a hoax. Now, regarding the following write-up by CNN could it get any more inane than this:


Warrant issued for suspect in Philadelphia school gym shooting



By Nick Valencia. Ben Brumfield and Joe Sutton, CNN


January 18, 2014 — Updated 1438 GMT (2238 HKT)



(CNN) – A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a juvenile suspect in a shooting that wounded two students at a Philadelphia school Friday, police said Saturday.


The shooting occurred at Delaware Valley Charter High School.


The suspect is not in custody, but police expect him, accompanied by an attorney, to turn himself in Saturday morning.


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Really, they would just let a shooter of two people wander about on his own volition and merely wait for him to show up? They didn’t do that with Tamerlan Tsarnaev or Ibragim Todashev. These wretched Zionists hounded these Islamic people until they brutally murdered them, even though they were completely innocent of all of which they were accused.


The filthy Zionist criminal minds are desperate to gain control of their failing gun-grubbing agenda. While such Zionist criminals ordain that village people in Pakistan, Yemen, and Afghanistan are to be blown up by drones, which they achieve: blowing the people to bits. Yet, in the United States when a known ‘shooter,’ caught on surveillance video, according to the Masonic police chief, is identified, what is done? Absolutely nothing: they will just wait for him to turn himself in. Who in the world would believe it.


The Police Chief is lying. Let him prove otherwise. Let him produce the CCTV images that would justify his expenditure of countless thousand of taxpayer dollars. These images will be analyzed, here. “It’s not very good quality”: is that a kind of cover for the fact that such imagery could readily be proven fraudulent?


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