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US Newsroom Shooting Suspect Wanted To "Kill As Many As Possible"
The 38-year-old gunman who carried out a deadly assault on a newspaper office in Annapolis had barricaded a back door in a bid to "kill as many" as he could," authorities said Friday, confirming he first made threats against the paper years ago.
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Man Who Opened Fire At US Newspaper Office Charged With Murder
A Maryland man was charged with multiple counts of murder on Friday, a day after police say he rampaged through a newsroom in Annapolis with a shotgun and killed five people in one of the deadliest attacks on journalists in US history.
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Maryland Shooting Suspect Battled Newspaper In Court And Lost
The 38-year-old man suspected of killing five people at the offices of a Maryland newspaper group on Thursday had a long-running feud with Capital Gazette, attacking the Annapolis-based family of publications in the courts and on social media.
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Maryland Newspaper Shooting Updates: "Gunman Shot Through Glass Door On Staffers", Says Witness
A man armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades burst into a newspaper office in the US city of Annapolis on Thursday, killing five people in what police described as a "targeted attack." Officials said the shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper was carried out by a white adult male resident of Maryland state who was being questioned in custody.
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Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
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Man With "Vendetta" Fires At Newspaper Office In US. 5 Dead
A man with a vendetta against an Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper fired a long gun through the newsroom's glass doors and at its employees, killing five and injuring two others Thursday in a targeted shooting, according to police.
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5 Dead In Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland, Suspect Arrested
Five people have been confirmed killed in a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette, a daily newspaper published in Annapolis, a historic city an hour east of Washington.
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5 Dead As Gunman Opens Fire At Newspaper Office In US' Maryland
A man brandishing a shotgun walked into the office of a small newspaper in Maryland on Thursday and killed at least five people in a targeted assault, one of the deadliest attacks recorded on a U.S. media outlet, authorities said.
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US Newsroom Shooting Suspect Wanted To "Kill As Many As Possible"
The 38-year-old gunman who carried out a deadly assault on a newspaper office in Annapolis had barricaded a back door in a bid to "kill as many" as he could," authorities said Friday, confirming he first made threats against the paper years ago.
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Man Who Opened Fire At US Newspaper Office Charged With Murder
A Maryland man was charged with multiple counts of murder on Friday, a day after police say he rampaged through a newsroom in Annapolis with a shotgun and killed five people in one of the deadliest attacks on journalists in US history.
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Maryland Shooting Suspect Battled Newspaper In Court And Lost
The 38-year-old man suspected of killing five people at the offices of a Maryland newspaper group on Thursday had a long-running feud with Capital Gazette, attacking the Annapolis-based family of publications in the courts and on social media.
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Maryland Newspaper Shooting Updates: "Gunman Shot Through Glass Door On Staffers", Says Witness
A man armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades burst into a newspaper office in the US city of Annapolis on Thursday, killing five people in what police described as a "targeted attack." Officials said the shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper was carried out by a white adult male resident of Maryland state who was being questioned in custody.
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Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
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Man With "Vendetta" Fires At Newspaper Office In US. 5 Dead
A man with a vendetta against an Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper fired a long gun through the newsroom's glass doors and at its employees, killing five and injuring two others Thursday in a targeted shooting, according to police.
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5 Dead In Newsroom Shooting In US' Maryland, Suspect Arrested
Five people have been confirmed killed in a shooting at the offices of the Capital Gazette, a daily newspaper published in Annapolis, a historic city an hour east of Washington.
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5 Dead As Gunman Opens Fire At Newspaper Office In US' Maryland
A man brandishing a shotgun walked into the office of a small newspaper in Maryland on Thursday and killed at least five people in a targeted assault, one of the deadliest attacks recorded on a U.S. media outlet, authorities said.
