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Argument Over Sitting On Glass Table Led To Firing Outside Delhi Cafe: Cops
A man allegedly fired his gun outside a cafe in a South Delhi neighbourhood on Sunday after he had an argument with the manager over seating on a table, police said.
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"Run, Hide Or Fight": False Alert Causes Panic At US University
An alert buzzed on cellphones and computers Tuesday morning, warning of an active threat to George Mason University: "Mason Alert: A person with a weapon is on the Fairfax Campus. RUN, HIDE, or FIGHT," the email began.
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British Police Arrest Man Inside The Grounds Of Parliament
Armed British police used a Taser stun gun to restrain a man after he ran into the grounds of parliament on Tuesday, close to where an officer was stabbed to death last year, and ignored warnings to stop.
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Story Behind The Viral Photo Of Girl Posing With Rifle At Her Graduation
If Kaitlin Bennett had been allowed to carry a gun at Kent State University as a student, she wouldn't have carried an AR-10 rifle. She would have carried her handgun instead.
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Terrorist Pretended To Be Soldier, Then Turned His Gun On CRPF
One of the three terrorists who broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) campus near the Srinagar airport in military uniforms on Tuesday morning, pretended to be a soldier and fired in the same direction as the security forces until he was spotted and killed, a top officer leading the operation told NDTV.
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How ISIS Nearly Stumbled On The Ingredients For A 'Dirty Bomb'
On the day the Islamic State overran the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2014, it laid claim to one of the greatest weapons bonanzas ever to fall to a terrorist group: a large metropolis dotted with military bases and garrisons stocked with guns, bombs, rockets and even battle tanks.
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Georgia Governor Signs Bill Allowing Guns On College Campuses
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal on Thursday signed a bill allowing guns on college campuses in the state, making it the 11th of the 50 U.S. states to do so.
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US Judge Denies Texas Professors Who Sought Gun Ban In Their Classrooms
A US district judge on Monday denied a motion from three University of Texas professors who wanted to ban guns in their classroom after the state gave some students that right under a law then went into effect this month.
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Encounter In Jammu And Kashmir's Pampore Ends, 3 Terrorists Killed: Police
Three terrorists holed up in a massive government campus in Pampore on the outskirts of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, have been killed after a 48-hour-long gun battle, in which three Army para commandos, including two Captains, and three others died.
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Pakistan Attack Raises Tough Question: Should Teachers Shoot Back?
Stuck with 15 of his students on a third floor balcony of a campus building as gunmen came up the stairs, university director Mohammad Shakil urged Pakistani police arriving at the scene to toss him up a gun so he could shoot back.
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University of Chicago Cancels Today Classes After Threat
The University of Chicago is cancelling all classes and activities on its main campus today following an online threat of gun violence.
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1 killed, 2 Hurt in Shooting at Tennessee College Campus: Authorities
One person was killed and two others were wounded by gunfire on the campus of Tennessee State University in Nashville late on Thursday, police said.
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Oregon Town Residents Seek Solace in Church After College Massacre
Grieving residents of an Oregon town reeling from a burst of gun violence that left 10 people dead sought solace in church services on Sunday, still bewildered by the massacre and disturbing details coming to light.
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Father of Oregon Campus Shooter Asks How He Got So Many Guns
The father of the Oregon college gunman said on Saturday he "has to have some kind of issue" with his mental health to have killed nine people execution-style and wondered how he amassed such a large cache of weapons.
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Gunman in Oregon College Massacre Committed Suicide
The gunman who killed his English professor and eight others at an Oregon community college committed suicide after a shootout with police who were on the scene within five minutes and exchanged fire with him almost immediately, authorities said.
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Argument Over Sitting On Glass Table Led To Firing Outside Delhi Cafe: Cops
A man allegedly fired his gun outside a cafe in a South Delhi neighbourhood on Sunday after he had an argument with the manager over seating on a table, police said.
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"Run, Hide Or Fight": False Alert Causes Panic At US University
An alert buzzed on cellphones and computers Tuesday morning, warning of an active threat to George Mason University: "Mason Alert: A person with a weapon is on the Fairfax Campus. RUN, HIDE, or FIGHT," the email began.
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British Police Arrest Man Inside The Grounds Of Parliament
Armed British police used a Taser stun gun to restrain a man after he ran into the grounds of parliament on Tuesday, close to where an officer was stabbed to death last year, and ignored warnings to stop.
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Story Behind The Viral Photo Of Girl Posing With Rifle At Her Graduation
If Kaitlin Bennett had been allowed to carry a gun at Kent State University as a student, she wouldn't have carried an AR-10 rifle. She would have carried her handgun instead.
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Terrorist Pretended To Be Soldier, Then Turned His Gun On CRPF
One of the three terrorists who broke into a Border Security Force (BSF) campus near the Srinagar airport in military uniforms on Tuesday morning, pretended to be a soldier and fired in the same direction as the security forces until he was spotted and killed, a top officer leading the operation told NDTV.
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How ISIS Nearly Stumbled On The Ingredients For A 'Dirty Bomb'
On the day the Islamic State overran the Iraqi city of Mosul in 2014, it laid claim to one of the greatest weapons bonanzas ever to fall to a terrorist group: a large metropolis dotted with military bases and garrisons stocked with guns, bombs, rockets and even battle tanks.
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Georgia Governor Signs Bill Allowing Guns On College Campuses
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal on Thursday signed a bill allowing guns on college campuses in the state, making it the 11th of the 50 U.S. states to do so.
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US Judge Denies Texas Professors Who Sought Gun Ban In Their Classrooms
A US district judge on Monday denied a motion from three University of Texas professors who wanted to ban guns in their classroom after the state gave some students that right under a law then went into effect this month.
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Encounter In Jammu And Kashmir's Pampore Ends, 3 Terrorists Killed: Police
Three terrorists holed up in a massive government campus in Pampore on the outskirts of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, have been killed after a 48-hour-long gun battle, in which three Army para commandos, including two Captains, and three others died.
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Pakistan Attack Raises Tough Question: Should Teachers Shoot Back?
Stuck with 15 of his students on a third floor balcony of a campus building as gunmen came up the stairs, university director Mohammad Shakil urged Pakistani police arriving at the scene to toss him up a gun so he could shoot back.
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University of Chicago Cancels Today Classes After Threat
The University of Chicago is cancelling all classes and activities on its main campus today following an online threat of gun violence.
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1 killed, 2 Hurt in Shooting at Tennessee College Campus: Authorities
One person was killed and two others were wounded by gunfire on the campus of Tennessee State University in Nashville late on Thursday, police said.
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Oregon Town Residents Seek Solace in Church After College Massacre
Grieving residents of an Oregon town reeling from a burst of gun violence that left 10 people dead sought solace in church services on Sunday, still bewildered by the massacre and disturbing details coming to light.
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Father of Oregon Campus Shooter Asks How He Got So Many Guns
The father of the Oregon college gunman said on Saturday he "has to have some kind of issue" with his mental health to have killed nine people execution-style and wondered how he amassed such a large cache of weapons.
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Gunman in Oregon College Massacre Committed Suicide
The gunman who killed his English professor and eight others at an Oregon community college committed suicide after a shootout with police who were on the scene within five minutes and exchanged fire with him almost immediately, authorities said.
