An armed school resource officer shot an armed student before he could kill anyone else. I'm really curious to see how much airtime this will get on CNN. My guess is precisely zero.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/wisconsin-hi ... l-incident
Mass shooter stopped
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Re: Mass shooter stopped
I always wonder what is the demarcation point between a shooter and mass shooter? How much ammo makes a shooter a mass shooter?
I'm glad the officer stopped the kid. The kid should have obeyed the officer.
I'm glad the officer stopped the kid. The kid should have obeyed the officer.
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Re: Mass shooter stopped
There are multiple variations for the answer to "what's the definition of a mass shooting". The FBI doesn't define "mass shootings" but has a mass murder definition sometimes used. Other groups, newspapers, studies have used variations of the FBI definition. This article from the rand.org has an article with a table showing definitions used by various groups. It seems like one variable is if you include the shooter if he/she is shot. There are other groups beyond what is cited in the article but they seem to revolve around these same definitions.LDP wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 3:03 pmI've had the same question for a while now.
I do not know of any legal definition of a "mass shooter" or "mass shooting".
It seems that it is in the eye of the beholder, as in: ignorant journalists. When you search for mass shooting statistics, you find conflicting information, probably based on the lack of an official definition.
Does anybody have a good source/explanation, by a chance?
Well, the kid lives. So they won't be charging the officer with 2nd degree murder (poking fun at OK here).
Unless they charge him with attempted murder.
I'll watch the news tonight on multiple channels, let's see whether anybody mentions it.
https://www.rand.org/research/gun-polic ... tings.html