Mass Shooting in Orange, CA with 1 Child and 3 Adults Dead

And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.



The key in stopping these types of attacks before they take place involves alerting the proper channels, whether it’s the school itself or local law enforcement.

Even when the would-be attackers didn’t explicitly divulge their plans, however, there are other commonalities in behavior that could indicate the potential for violence:

33% had substance abuse issues
30% had prior contact with law enforcement
70% had documented mental health issues, including previous suicide attempts, depression, and receiving treatment.
91% had “stressors” within the previous five years, including physical abuse at home or bullying at school.
Additionally, nearly half (41%) of the potential attackers had demonstrated an interest in the Columbine killings in Littleton, Colorado in 1999, which has gained an almost cult-like following among a small subset of Americans.
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.



The key in stopping these types of attacks before they take place involves alerting the proper channels, whether it’s the school itself or local law enforcement.

Even when the would-be attackers didn’t explicitly divulge their plans, however, there are other commonalities in behavior that could indicate the potential for violence:

33% had substance abuse issues
30% had prior contact with law enforcement
70% had documented mental health issues, including previous suicide attempts, depression, and receiving treatment.
91% had “stressors” within the previous five years, including physical abuse at home or bullying at school.
Additionally, nearly half (41%) of the potential attackers had demonstrated an interest in the Columbine killings in Littleton, Colorado in 1999, which has gained an almost cult-like following among a small subset of Americans.

How many mass shooters were "on the FBI's radar" or "known to local law enforcement"? A LOT, yet the shootings still happened. Why?
 
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And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.



The key in stopping these types of attacks before they take place involves alerting the proper channels, whether it’s the school itself or local law enforcement.

Even when the would-be attackers didn’t explicitly divulge their plans, however, there are other commonalities in behavior that could indicate the potential for violence:

33% had substance abuse issues
30% had prior contact with law enforcement
70% had documented mental health issues, including previous suicide attempts, depression, and receiving treatment.
91% had “stressors” within the previous five years, including physical abuse at home or bullying at school.
Additionally, nearly half (41%) of the potential attackers had demonstrated an interest in the Columbine killings in Littleton, Colorado in 1999, which has gained an almost cult-like following among a small subset of Americans.

Good luck making any of that stand up in court. Are you seriously willing to arrest anyone that matches that profile?
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.



The key in stopping these types of attacks before they take place involves alerting the proper channels, whether it’s the school itself or local law enforcement.

Even when the would-be attackers didn’t explicitly divulge their plans, however, there are other commonalities in behavior that could indicate the potential for violence:

33% had substance abuse issues
30% had prior contact with law enforcement
70% had documented mental health issues, including previous suicide attempts, depression, and receiving treatment.
91% had “stressors” within the previous five years, including physical abuse at home or bullying at school.
Additionally, nearly half (41%) of the potential attackers had demonstrated an interest in the Columbine killings in Littleton, Colorado in 1999, which has gained an almost cult-like following among a small subset of Americans.

Good luck making any of that stand up in court. Are you seriously willing to arrest anyone that matches that profile?

Its the claim of a father who's daughter was killed in the Florida shooting in 2018.
 
Murder Rate by Country 2021 - World Population Review
211 rows · Japan, which has the lowest murder rate in the world of 0.2 per 100,000, has stringent weapons regulations. Obtaining a firearm involves a very lengthy application process, and murder is
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.
Mexico is scarred by the US war on drugs. Why dont you compare the US with Europe?
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.

Really? Where do we stand in ranking murder rates by country?

Irrelevant. The argument is: "more guns = more murder". The data I posted proves that to be incorrect. Besides there are more factors involved than just gun ownership. In 1994, during the Rawandan Genocide, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered; most were hacked to death with machetes.



The key in stopping these types of attacks before they take place involves alerting the proper channels, whether it’s the school itself or local law enforcement.

Even when the would-be attackers didn’t explicitly divulge their plans, however, there are other commonalities in behavior that could indicate the potential for violence:

33% had substance abuse issues
30% had prior contact with law enforcement
70% had documented mental health issues, including previous suicide attempts, depression, and receiving treatment.
91% had “stressors” within the previous five years, including physical abuse at home or bullying at school.
Additionally, nearly half (41%) of the potential attackers had demonstrated an interest in the Columbine killings in Littleton, Colorado in 1999, which has gained an almost cult-like following among a small subset of Americans.

How many mass shooters were "on the FBI's radar" or "known to local law enforcement"? A LOT, yet the shootings still happened. Why?

Good question.. Was Robert Aaron Long on the FBI's radar?

Murder Rate by Country 2021 - World Population Review
211 rows · Japan, which has the lowest murder rate in the world of 0.2 per 100,000, has stringent weapons regulations. Obtaining a firearm involves a very lengthy application process, and murder is
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.
Mexico is scarred by the US war on drugs. Why dont you compare the US with Europe?

Why don't you want to compare with Mexico? Do you believe brown people are inferior?

But, ok, let's compare with Europe: London's murder rate increased 28% last year. How do you explain that?
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.
Mexico is scarred by the US war on drugs. Why dont you compare the US with Europe?

Why don't you want to compare with Mexico? Do you believe brown people are inferior?

But, ok, let's compare with Europe: London's murder rate increased 28% last year. How do you explain that?

I think the key may be how tough it is to get a license to own a gun.
 
Dear Idiot, Chicago is not even top 25 murder rate. St. Louis doesn't have any gun restrictions, but has the highest murder rate.
Dear Fucking Retard, your post is as irrelevant as your kindergarten education. I said nothing about murder rates, dipshit.
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.
Mexico is scarred by the US war on drugs. Why dont you compare the US with Europe?

Why don't you want to compare with Mexico? Do you believe brown people are inferior?

But, ok, let's compare with Europe: London's murder rate increased 28% last year. How do you explain that?

I think the key may be how tough it is to get a license to own a gun.

Murderers don't care about getting a license.
 
And next, you will show us that their gun deaths are higher per capita than here in the U.S., right?

Mexico's murder rate is 3x higher than the U.S. and gun ownership is 10x lower.
Mexico is scarred by the US war on drugs. Why dont you compare the US with Europe?

Why don't you want to compare with Mexico? Do you believe brown people are inferior?

But, ok, let's compare with Europe: London's murder rate increased 28% last year. How do you explain that?

I think the key may be how tough it is to get a license to own a gun.

Murderers don't care about getting a license.

Both Robrt Aaron Long and the Muslim guy in Colorado got their guns the same week that they went on their shooting sprees.
 
Multiple victims found at the scene of a deadly shooting in Orange, California, police say


(CNN) — Four people, including a child, were killed in a mass shooting at an office complex in Orange, California, on Wednesday night, a police official said.

“Tonight around 5:30 pm officers arrived to a call of shots fired at the area of 202 W. Lincoln,” Lt. Jennifer Amat said, adding that officers encountered gunshots that were being fired at the scene.

An officer-involved shooting occurred and a suspect was transported to the hospital, Amat said. The department did not give any other information about the suspect or about the four victims.


Oh this is just terrible. The child was under 10 years old.
You win. You have overtaken JoeB131 as the most annoying and clueless poster on USMB. Congratulations.
 
The idiot left is in full court press on gun control. I've noticed the national news reporting all sorts of local gun victim stories (except in liberal gun-control Chicago). TBH, I don't care if a person on the other side of the country shot their ex lover. The narrative is so obvious.
Well. National Hero Bernie Goetz had a gun. On the New York Subway. He took care of business and FOUR THUGS went down. More of this needs to happen.
 

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