California Library Shooting Leaves 2 Dead as Police Say 18-Year-Old Acted With Columbine ‘Copycat’ Motive
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A shooting at a public library in Chico, California, left two people dead and a child injured after an 18-year-old opened fire inside the building on Monday in what investigators described as a planned attack inspired by the 1999 Columbine High School massacre. The suspect was taken into custody shortly after fleeing the scene outside […]
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- Resist the MainstreamCalifornia Library Shooting Leaves 2 Dead as Police Say 18-Year-Old Acted With Columbine ‘Copycat’ Motive2 months ago
- Fox NewsSuspected California library gunman influenced by Columbine shooting and wore matching shirt, officials say2 months ago
- Google NewsFather of Northern California library shooting suspect saw ‘zero’ warning signs - San Francisco Chronicle2 months ago
- Border ReportCalifornia library shooter aimed to commit Columbine-style 'massacre,' police say2 months ago
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Full timelineAlto has tracked this across 2 days of coverage from 4 outlets.
- Suspected California library gunman influenced by Columbine shooting and wore matching shirt, officials sayFox News
- California Library Shooting Leaves 2 Dead as Police Say 18-Year-Old Acted With Columbine ‘Copycat’ MotiveYou are here
- Gunman in deadly California library shooting wanted to do Columbine-style massacre, policy say - Los Angeles TimesGoogle News
- California library shooter aimed to commit Columbine-style 'massacre,' police sayBorder Report
- Father of Northern California library shooting suspect saw ‘zero’ warning signs - San Francisco ChronicleGoogle News
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