US EditionGunman in Monterey Park mass shooting sent ‘manifesto’ to law enforcement, sheriff says
- Six months after a mass shooting at a dance studio in Monterey Park, officials are pushing for gun legislation to prevent similar tragedies. Rep. Judy Chu has proposed legislation that would help people understand red flag laws and provide resources for reporting concerns about individuals showing signs of violence.
- The proposed legislation aims to remove linguistic barriers through the Language Access to Gun Violence Prevention Strategies Act. It would also provide $50 million in grants through the FLAG Act to assist community organizations in helping people navigate the legal system to temporarily disarm individuals displaying signs of violence.
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Gunman in Monterey Park mass shooting sent ‘manifesto’ to law enforcement, sheriff says
By Taylor Romine, CNN (CNN) — The gunman who opened fire during a Lunar New Year celebration near Los Angeles in January, killing 11 people and injuring others, sent writings to the FBI, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna. When asked whether authorities had discovered a motive in the Monterey Park attack, Luna said the gunman, Huu Can Tran, had sent a “manifesto” to the FBI that was still being examined. Tran, 72, opened fire …
Gunman in Monterey Park mass shooting sent ‘manifesto’ to law enforcement, sheriff says
By Taylor Romine, CNN (CNN) — The gunman who opened fire during a Lunar New Year celebration near Los Angeles in January, killing 11 people and injuring others, sent writings to law enforcement, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna. When asked whether authorities had discovered a motive in the Monterey Park attack, Luna
Gunman in Monterey Park mass shooting sent 'manifesto' to law enforcement, sheriff says
The gunman who opened fire during a Lunar New Year celebration near Los Angeles in January, killing 11 people and injuring others, sent writings to law enforcement, according to Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna.
Officials push for gun safety legislation 6 months after Monterey Park mass shooting
Six months after the mass shooting at a Monterey Park dance studio, officials are once again pushing for gun legislation. Victims, relatives and local leaders gathered near the site of the massacre Friday to announce new initiatives in hopes of preventing similar tragedies. Rep. Judy Chu, who represents Monterey Park in Congress, said she wants to put resources toward helping people understand red flag laws and navigating the system. The propose…
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