- Togo quit African Nations Cup for shooting
Togo's soccer team decided to withdraw from the African Nations Cup on Saturday for a shooting attack on its bus that killed at least three people.
The bus was in Angola about six miles from the border of Congo when the gunfire began.
When the ambush ended, 30 minutes later, the driver was dead and the team's assistant coach and spokesman were mortally wounded.
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- Nine killed in US warehouse shooting
MANCHESTER, Connecticut - A warehouse driver who was asked to resign his job at a beer distributor went on a shooting rampage on Tuesday morning that left nine people dead, including himself, and others wounded, company and government... マンチェスター、コネチカットは - ビールの販売代理で仕事を辞めるように頼まれた倉庫ドライバは9人が死亡、自身を含め左火曜日の午前中に銃乱射事件に行き、他の会社と政府が負傷...
- Miami massacre: The worst aspect of this horrific killing spree is a lack of public outrage
Even as violent crime drops, America appears to be becoming steadily immune to its frequent mass shootingsBy any measurements it was a horrific crime. Gerardo Regalado, a 38-year-old Floridian, burst into a restaurant in the Miami suburb of Hialeah, and shot his wife dead. Then, ignoring several male potential targets, he proceeded to pump bullets into six more women. Three of them died. The killer then stalked out of the diner and drove a few blocks before killing himself.The awful carnage was caught on videotape by a security camera. It is a terrible thing to watch as the women run through the restaurant pursued by the relentless Regalado who does not hesitate to shoot. But there was one thing the massacre did not catch: the public imagination.The most shocking thing about the Hialeah killings was the collective yawn given to them by the American media. Unlike the British media after the recent massacre in Cumbria, there was no collective national soul-searching. There was no parade of reporters heading to the crime scene from all over the country. It was just another day in America. If newspapers outside Florida carried the story, it was relegated to the inside pages.It seems that America, so often beset by mass shootings and serial killers, is becoming steadily immune to the violence. Neither the public nor the media is especially interested any more. They appear to be subject to a dreadful phenomenon of one-upmanship where only the most dreadful and awful of crimes will now generate significant media attention. After all, if walking into a restaurant and shooting seven women is not enough to generate national news, what is? What does any self-respecting mass killer have to do these days to get attention?Yet, ironically, this is happening in the middle of a nationwi _NULL_
- Professor 'fired until gun jammed'
A professor who survived a deadly American university shooting rampage said the colleague charged in the attack methodically shot her victims in the head until the gun apparently jammed and she was pushed out of the room. Associate... 人の致命的なアメリカの大学で銃乱射生き残った教授は、同僚の攻撃になるまでは銃は明らかに詰まった彼女が外に部屋を押されて入念に頭の中で彼女の被害者のショットを請求した
- Extracts from Raoul Moat's letter to police
Newcastle gunman reportedly wrote to police and the press to explain his story. Here are extracts, as published in the SunAlmost 48 hours after Raoul Moat allegedly embarked on a shooting spree at 2.30am on Saturday, he reportedly called at his friend Andy Mcallister's house and gave him a handwritten letter, explaining that he wanted it passed on to the police and press.Moat had visited Mcallister at around 11.30pm on Saturday, and police had spent most of Sunday interviewing Mcallister after he called to tell them he had seen Moat. Then around 1.30am on Monday, Moat is reported to have returned to deliver the letter to his friend to tell his side of the story, according to the Sun.These are extracts as reported in the Sun today:Last night I called 999 and declared war on Northumbria police before shooting an officer on the West End A69 roundabout in his T5. Sitting there waiting to bully someone. Probably a single mum who couldn't afford her car tax.Rang again and told them they're gonna pay for what they've done to me and Sam. I went straight but they couldn't let it go. The public need not fear me but the police should as I won't stop till I'm dead.On the night 3/7/10 I shot Chris Brown and Samantha Stobbart, after an argument earlier that evening, and here I will make all the facts clear so there is no misunderstanding.They took it all from me, kids, freedom, house, then Sam and Chanel. Where could I go from there? Obviously I have issues but I was pushed. I never beat my kids. I could simply admit to anything now cos it doesn't matter. I'm a killer and a maniac but I ain't no coward.I was terrified of losing Sam, as I knew I'd lose the plot and that, and not wanted to do so stopped me from ever beating her and anyone saying otherwise can go on a lie detector.Now I ニューカッスルの犯人伝え警察にキーを押します彼の話を説明するために書いている
- Bird brothers may lie together
Derrick Bird could be laid to rest with the twin he murdered during his Cumbria shooting spree, says the family's vicar, the Rev Jim Marshall. Relatives of Bird and his brother David, who Derrick shot before embarking on a murderous... デリックバードは彼がカンブリアの銃乱射事件で殺害されたツイン休息には、解雇される可能性が言う家族の牧師は、牧師ジムマーシャル
- Go after the gunrunners | Gus John
You can't legislate for events like the Cumbrian shootings – but you can do something about the illegal weapons in our citiesThere has been much soul-searching since Derrick Bird went on a gun rampage in Cumbria, murdering 12 people. Some commentators have warned, rightly, against the government rushing to legislate in the face of public horror over such incidents. The Cumbria shootings and the public and media reaction to it aptly place into focus the two societies that make up Britain.Yes, the debate is about holders and users of licensed weapons, legally held and legally used, mostly in rural areas such as Cumbria, as opposed to those freely available illegal weapons that are used in urban areas such as London, Manchester and Glasgow. But it is also about crime and where it is expected to be part of the social order and where it is not.On Monday, the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, announced yet another intervention to stem the rise in youth violence and the number of murders of young people by other young people. Johnson wants to recruit 1,000 mentors to help turn young people away from gangs and youth violence.For the people of Cumbria, traumatised at the scale of the senseless killings around Whitehaven, there is an additional sense of shock that such a heinous crime could be committed in their area, which has one of the lowest crime rates in the country. But for many people, the rural idyll is no longer a guarantee of security; there is no sharp distinction between inner-city, suburban and rural patterns of crime. For several years now, for example, the Thames Valley Police have been dealing with crime perpetrated in rural areas by sometimes armed criminals resident in cities such as Birmingham and London who use the M1, M5, M40, M42 and M6.The government was rig あなたはカンブリアン撮影のようなイベントのために法律を制定することはできません - しかし、あなたは私たちのcitiesThereで違法な兵器について何かを行うことができます多くの魂からデリック鳥はカンブリアで銃乱射事件に行った検索されている、12人を殺害
- Finland's Sello shopping center reopens after shooting spree
The Sello shopping center in Espoo southern Finland reopened for business Saturday after Thursday s shootings there in which four employees of the Prisma department store were killed Most shops opened their doors The Prisma store in the mall remained closed and will not reopen until Monday The mall drew customers on Saturday but fewer than on a regular Saturday Finnish police are continuing their investigation into the shootings spree in which it is believed that Ibrahim S 後の木曜日があるでのPrismaデパートの4つの従業員はドアモールのプリズマ店をオープンしたお店の多くが死亡した閉鎖されてまで月曜日モール描いた再開されません銃。掲載エスポーフィンランド南部でSelloショッピングセンタービジネスの土曜日再開土曜日に、顧客数は少なく、通常の土曜日フィンランド語、警察よりも、それが信じられている銃乱射の捜査を続けているイブラヒムS通常
- Firearms and shotgun certificates data by police force
Cumbria - scene of horrific shootings - has over 22,000 legally-held shotguns. See how it compares• Get the dataThe UK may pride itself on a relatively low rate of gun crime, but the Cumbria shootings have brought fresh attention to the issue of legally-held weapons.In England and Wales, 1.8m shotguns and other firearms are legally held. The latest figures from the Home Office show that there are 138,728 firearms certificates on issue, plus another 574,946 for shotguns. That's a rise of 7.9% for firearms and 4.7% for shotguns between 2008/09 and 2007/08 - the latest year we can get the data for.Get the full data - and see which police forces have the most legally-held firearms and certificates on issue. You can download the data below - and see our summary of the key figures.Download the data• DATA: download the full list as a spreadsheetCan you do something with this data?Flickr Please post your visualisations and mash-ups on our Flickr group or mail us at datastore@guardian.co.ukWorld government data• Search the world's government datasets• More environment data• Get the A-Z of data• More at the Datastore directory• Follow us on TwitterKey dataGun crimePoliceCumbria shootingsSimon Rogersguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
カンブリアは - 恐ろしい銃乱射事件の現場 - 22,000以上の法的携。散弾銃を持って
- Finland to amend gun law for tighter control
Finnish Interior Minister Anne Holmlund said on Saturday that Finland will amend the gun law to tighten control on guns Finnish media reported on Saturday A 43 year old man named Ibrahim Shkupolli a Kosovo Albanian shot and killed four employees at Sello shopping center in Espoo southern Finland as well as his ex girlfriend at her home who was also employed there and finally himself on Thursday The shooting rampage has again aroused Finnish people s attention to the coun フィンランド語内務大臣アンHolmlundは10日、フィンランド銃フィンランド語メディアの土曜日に43歳の男性イブラヒムShkupolliコソボのアルバニア語の名前を報告統制を強化するために銃を法改正すると発表したショットとエスポーフィンランド南部でSelloショッピングセンターでは従業員4人が死亡だけでなく、彼の元恋人で彼女の家誰もが、木曜日の銃乱射事件、再びフィンランドの人を呼んでいます最後に自分で働いていたcounに注意を掲載
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