Nine people were killed and two dozen others were injured in shootings in three US cities on Saturday night and Sunday morning. The latest shooting took place early Sunday in Saginaw, Michigan. Three people were killed and 14 were injured, US television station WEYI reports, citing local police.
Three people were killed and 12 injured in an argument between two people in a busy bar and restaurant area in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The ruckus of bullets created panic, the police said.
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, several people opened fire on a busy street lined with bars and restaurants on Sunday night, police said. Two men and a woman were killed and at least eleven others were injured. Police said a police officer shot one of the attackers, who fled. You have acquired two semi-automatic pistols, the criminals are unstable. “Many” ammunition casings were secured in busy South Street.
It is not yet clear how many criminals were
At the time of the crime on Saturday, shortly before midnight (local time), there were hundreds of people in the area, as Paes pointed out, as is always the case on weekends. The police are expected to get information about the incidents and identify the perpetrators through surveillance cameras. It is not yet clear how many shooters were there and what was the motive of the crime.
According to officials, the shooting took place near a bar in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Shot two people. As soon as the bullet was fired, another person died after being hit by a car. 14 others received bullet injuries.
In the United States, where only loose gun laws apply in many places, people are repeatedly dying from deadly gun violence. The non-governmental organization Gun Violence Archive has recorded at least 240 so-called “mass shootings” in the United States so far this year, in which four or more people were injured or killed. Just last Tuesday, an 18-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. The gunman trapped himself in the classroom and killed 19 children and two teachers. The police are widely criticized for their late intervention. More than 75 minutes after the shooter opened fire, emergency services entered the classroom and shot the gunman.
