New York State faces another shock. 18 year old shooter Later known as Peyton Gendron, drove 320 km from the city of Conklin. new york state go toTops Friendly Market Supermarket On Jefferson Street, Buffalo, a black neighborhood. before using a rifleShooting at people in the parking lot and inside the supermarket. Ten people were killed and three were wounded. Of the 11 victims, two were black and two were white. A Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official in Buffalo said the FBI was investigating the incident as a whole.hate crime and racially motivated extremism. but did not expand
Buffalo Police Chief Joseph Grammaglia said the gunman arrived at the scene around 2:30 p.m. on May 14 local time.A full range of weapons and tactical equipment used by the military. including helmets and also attachedLive cameras of their own bloody works.Also, he opened fire in the parking lot first. Three people were killed and one injured before they entered the supermarket. Meet with a security guard, a former policeman who tried to intercept But the bullets of the security guards did not shake the gunner’s armor. After killing a security guard He walked in and shot the people in the store. When the police arrived and faced the gunman. At one point he used a gun to tickle himself. before the officials negotiated to surrender The culprit put down his gun and took off everything before the police took him to the car.
The bloodshed occurred on Saturday followingnoon. while many people go out to buy groceries The supermarket manager said she thought thatAt least 70 shots were heard. The sniper’s appearance was like being in the military.
The gunman was taken to court the same evening. to hear the allegations of intentional murder and will open an inquiry within 5 days
Terrifying tragedy It is broadcasted live via Twitch, the most popular streaming platform for gaming and esports. While on social media, clips from the live were shared. The minute he was in the car drove into the supermarket parking lot. Officers are reportedly investigating messages he posted online that suggest the shooter was a white glorified man.
