US EditionFamily Dispute Ends in Deadly Hockey Tournament Shooting
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A day after the shooting at a hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, authorities confirmed it was a tragedy linked to a family dispute. You may be interested in: Hockey game shooting leaves two dead; possible family dispute. Confirmed details of the family shooting: The attacker killed two people, wounded three others, and then took his own life at the scene. Ava Dorgan, 20, told The Boston Globe that the shooter was her father, Robert Dorgan, …
Family dispute ends in deadly hockey tournament shooting
A high school hockey game turned into a scene of horror on Monday when shots were fired inside the Dennis M. Lynch Arena, Rhoda Island, in the United States, reports Cape {town} Etc. Three people were killed and three others were critically injured, city officials said. The violence erupted just after 2:30 pm during a packed youth hockey tournament that drew families and supporters from surrounding towns. @nypostA twisted trans father shot his …
A transgender father storms an up-and-coming ice hockey tournament in the USA, opens the fire and kills two people. The day before, he threatens publicly: "Just keep hitting on us. Don't be surprised if we go crazy."
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