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Virginia police: Multiple people killed in Walmart shooting

Virginia police said multiple people are dead and others are wounded after a shooting at a Virginia Walmart on Tuesday night

The Independent UK

US LGBT nightclub shooting shows why Australia must reform hate crime laws

News of yet another deadly shooting at a United States LGBTIQ+ nightclub has again brought hate crime to the forefront of public conversation.

The Conversation

Alex Jones must pay Sandy Hook victim's parents $49M despite Texas cap, judge rules

The amount is much higher than the cap set by Texas law that limits punitive damages.

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Walmart shooting - live: First Chesapeake victim is named as witness describes ‘laughing’ gunman

Follow live updates on Chesapeake Walmart mass shooting

The Independent UK

Seven including gunman dead after Walmart ‘employee opened fire in break room’ of Chesapeake store

A police source says that the shooter is believed to be an employee or a former employee who opened fire inside the break room of the store

The Independent UK

Colorado Springs shooting – live: Bloody Anderson Aldrich mugshot released as father’s remarks spark outrage

Father of suspect says conservative Mormon family doesn’t ‘do gay’

The Independent UK

Oxford superintendent going on medical leave, resigning as schools chief

DETROIT — Oxford Community Schools Superintendent Ken Weaver announced his resignation Tuesday night saying he has been placed on a medical leave through next year.

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Man arrested, woman charged after incident at West Lakes, in Adelaide's west

A 50-year-old man has been arrested and a woman charged with firearm offences after an incident in Adelaide's western suburbs this morning.

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Club Q shooting suspect is nonbinary, defense attorneys say

DENVER — The person suspected of killing five and wounding 18 after opening fire in a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs is nonbinary, their defense attorney wrote in court filings Tuesday.

The Denver Post

Colorado club shooting suspect is non-binary, attorneys say

The suspect faces multiple murder and hate crime charges over the shooting at Club Q.

Axios

Teen charged in fatal shooting of 7-year-old in his Humboldt Park home

Police say the 16-year-old boy wasn’t the shooter, but he passed a gun to an adult who was also recently arrested in the slaying of Akeem Briscoe.

Chicago Sun-Times

Suspect sought in Greyhound employee’s slaying arrested in Alabama

Chicago police said the Oct. 24 attack outside the downtown bus station was a “targeted” shooting and appeared to be gang-related.

Chicago Sun-Times

Colorado shooting suspect Anderson Lee Aldrich released from hospital and transferred to jail

Police have named the 22-year-old as the man who walked into Club Q with a rifle and began shooting at patrons

The Independent UK

U.S. Capitol rioter made suicidal comments before crash that killed Skokie woman

A new report offers insight into the state of mind of Shane Woods, who crashed head-on into two cars on I-55 on Nov. 8, killing a Skokie woman. Woods pleaded guilty to committing assault on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

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Public defender’s office wants Parkland judge off all its criminal cases

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The judge who handled the Parkland mass shooting case is so biased in favor of the prosecution that she cannot be trusted to oversee cases handled by the Broward Public Defender’s Office, according to dozens of motions filed in court last week.

The Independent UK

Men indicted for shooting at Mississippi delivery driver

A father and son have been indicted by a grand jury after allegedly chasing and shooting at a FedEx driver in January after he dropped off a package in a Mississippi city

Chicago Tribune

Chicago officer who shot man after struggle at busy el station is found not guilty in bench trial

CHICAGO — A Chicago police officer who was criminally charged in connection with an on-duty shooting at a busy CTA platform during rush hour in 2020 was acquitted by a judge Tuesday in a decision that drew cheers from some in the packed courtroom but was decried by police reform…

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Army veteran who stopped the Club Q shooter owns a brewery. Supporters nationwide are buying his goods to say thanks

Supporters across the country are expressing their gratitude to the Army veteran who restrained the alleged shooter at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ club by buying beer, T-shirts and hoodies from his business.

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The Independent UK

Biden phones Army vet who tackled Colorado Springs gunman to thank him for his bravery

The president also offered his condolences for the loss of the boyfriend of Richard Fierro’s daughter

Daily Record

Thug in black hooded top attacks man in Linwood car park

The incident happened in the town around 8.45pm on Saturday evening.

Chicago Sun-Times

Man shot, killed in Little Village

The man, 49, was on the sidewalk about 1:40 p.m. in the 2200 block of South Springfield Avenue when two males approached him and opened fire.

The Independent UK

Stop-and-search powers introduced in Manchester after boy, 17, stabbed to death

Police said they do not believe the attack was random and inquiries suggest there is no threat to the wider public.

The Independent UK

Officer acquitted in man's shooting at Chicago train station

A Chicago police officer has been found not guilty in the February 2020 shooting and wounding of an unarmed man during a struggle at a downtown commuter train station

Tribune News Service

Gov. Hochul signs anti-bias bills, urges New York to combat ‘rising tide’ of hate

NEW YORK — Responding to a spate of hate crimes in New York City and across the U.S., Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday signed a pair of anti-bias bills into law and called on New Yorkers to reclaim the state from bigots who have butchered communities’ sense of security.

Nottingham Post

Armed robbers claimed they were in 'Mafia who ran estate' during violent attack on delivery drivers

The pair have been jailed for a total of more than 17 years

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