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“At the core of this horrendous act is domestic violence,” Chief Vince Niski said. “The suspect … displayed power and control issues. When he wasn’t invited to a family gathering, the suspect responded by opening fire.”
The Colorado Springs shooter who killed 6 at at party early Sunday had “displayed power and control issues” in the past, police say https://t.co/CWZwqdW4TG via @EliseSchmelzer and @ShellyBradbury
In light of this quote from the Colorado Springs chief about the mass shooting, a reminder that Colorado sees dozens of gun deaths related to DV every year. A bill seeking to change that is pending now at the statehouse, and you can read about it here: https://t.co/69ARqROVlO
SEVEN people died, but it was only the state's worst mass shooting since a month and a half ago.
I don't have the right words. I feel like screaming or crying. This shouldn't happen — not in my city, or anywhere else in the United States. And yet it does, every month. Every week.
Early this morning in Colorado Springs, a gunman killed six people at a birthday party before killing himself.
From the @AP article about it: "It was Colorado’s worst mass shooting since a gunman killed 10 people at a Boulder supermarket March 22."
https://t.co/DXwPpQeHCA
May 2018: A handful of journalists who had just quit their jobs were nervously deciding on what to name their new digital news outlet.
May 2021: That outlet, @ColoradoSun, buys 24 local newspapers to help keep them independent and sustainable.
https://t.co/v0hiAhgjFh
BREAKING: Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of all counts, including murder, in the death of George Floyd.
https://t.co/qXBPBaxT9A
I went to the college with the lowest net tuition in the country at the time, and still students would 1. live in closets (!!!) like a young man in this story 2. dumpster dive for food and 3. drop out b/c they couldn't afford it.
Take the time to read this today. ⬇️
Remarkable work by @BrandyZadrozny about how a town with no newspaper turned to local Facebook group -- and caused constant, widespread, nonstop panic of murderers and crimes that weren't actually there.
https://t.co/dMvv9kmORS