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Tag Archives: massacre
Mass Shooting Reported at Fresno Food Service Company
A gunman opened fire Tuesday morning at a food service plant in Fresno. From the Fresno Bee: One person is dead and three are in critical condition, including the gunman, after a workplace shooting Tuesday morning in central Fresno. Gunfire … Continue reading
In Wake of Wisconsin Killings, Bay Area Sikhs Struggle to Educate Their Neighbors
The Bay Area's Sikh-American community is reeling from Sunday's massacre at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin. The shooting rampage carried out by a U.S. Army veteran left six dead and three wounded. It has also left the Sikh community grappling … Continue reading
Police: Oakland Suspect Felt 'Disrespected,' Sought Revenge
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Oakland Police Chief Howard Jordan held an early-morning press conference during which he said that One Goh, the suspect in Monday's Oikos University massacre, was seeking revenge against students and administrators. Jordan said Goh "felt he had been mistreated and … Continue reading

