Video shows the driver of the crashed car emerging with a knife in his hand and starting to run at the pair of officers, Capitol Police acting Chief Yogananda Pittman told reporters. Authorities shot the suspect, identified by law enforcement officials as 25-year-old Noah Green.
A man who had just left the store in Boulder, Dean Schiller, said he heard gunshots and saw three people lying face down, two in the parking lot and one near the doorway. He said he “couldn’t tell if they were breathing.”
Police on Friday arrested two people including the brother of a local BJP leader who allegedly shot dead a man when a fracas broke out at a meeting attended by administration and police officials in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia district.
Eleven people were killed early Sunday morning after armed assailants opened fire in a bar in Mexico's central state of Guanajuato, according to the local prosecutor's office. The attack on the bar in the town of Jaral del Progreso left seven men and four women dead, and another woman seriously injured.
The live-streamed video showed the attacker making anti-Semitic comments to the camera before driving to a synagogue in Halle and shooting into its door.
Nearly 7 people were reported injured in a shooting incident in California. The injured were rushed to a nearby hospital, however, a statement on their medical condition was yet not available. Meanwhile, the eyewitnesses described the scene as horrific. A video of the incident as posted on social media showed people running for safety.
The shooters fled the scene and authorities are reviewing videos from security cameras nearby.
The Indians were part of a group of tourists who were waiting for a bus at the parking lot after having dinner at an Indian restaurant in the mall.
The 39-year-old Nasim Najafi Aghdam, a Californian resident of Iranian descent, opened fire in a courtyard at YouTube's offices in San Bruno on Tuesday.
In a note to employees addressing the incident, Sundar Pichai described the shooting as an “unimaginable tragedy” and a “horrific act of violence”.
Washington, Sep 26: The Wisconsin Gurdwara shooting incident, which left six Sikh worshipers dead, was an act of “senseless killing,” US President Barack Obama has said, as he assured full support to the Sikh community
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