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Waffle House Hero Wrestled Gun From Shooter, Then Raised More Than $26,000 For Victims' Families
James Shaw Jr. single-handedly wrestled an AR-15 from a man at a Waffle House who had just gone on a shooting rampage in Antioch, Tennessee, early Sunday morning, killing four people.
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Waffle House Shooting Suspect Travis Reinking Arrested, Police Say
Police in Nashville said Monday that they had arrested Travis Reinking, the 29-year-old accused of killing four people in a shooting rampage at a Waffle House over the weekend.
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Barack Obama Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Tennessee Victims
President Barack Obama on today ordered American flags to be flown at half-staff until Saturday in honor of five US servicemen who died in a shooting rampage in Tennessee last week.
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Chattanooga Stirs US Muslims' Concerns About Radicalization
Addressing his congregation on the Eid al-Fitr holiday celebrating the end of Ramadan, Imam Mohamed Abdul-Azeez implored worshipers to combat Muslim extremism in the aftermath of a shooting rampage that killed five servicemen in Tennessee.
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Before Tennessee Rampage, Suspect Texted Friend Link to Islamic Verse
Hours before the Tennessee shooting that killed five US servicemen, the suspected gunman texted his close friend a link to a long Islamic verse that included the line: "Whosoever shows enmity to a friend of Mine, then I have declared war against him."
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Waffle House Hero Wrestled Gun From Shooter, Then Raised More Than $26,000 For Victims' Families
James Shaw Jr. single-handedly wrestled an AR-15 from a man at a Waffle House who had just gone on a shooting rampage in Antioch, Tennessee, early Sunday morning, killing four people.
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Waffle House Shooting Suspect Travis Reinking Arrested, Police Say
Police in Nashville said Monday that they had arrested Travis Reinking, the 29-year-old accused of killing four people in a shooting rampage at a Waffle House over the weekend.
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Barack Obama Orders Flags Lowered to Honor Tennessee Victims
President Barack Obama on today ordered American flags to be flown at half-staff until Saturday in honor of five US servicemen who died in a shooting rampage in Tennessee last week.
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Chattanooga Stirs US Muslims' Concerns About Radicalization
Addressing his congregation on the Eid al-Fitr holiday celebrating the end of Ramadan, Imam Mohamed Abdul-Azeez implored worshipers to combat Muslim extremism in the aftermath of a shooting rampage that killed five servicemen in Tennessee.
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Before Tennessee Rampage, Suspect Texted Friend Link to Islamic Verse
Hours before the Tennessee shooting that killed five US servicemen, the suspected gunman texted his close friend a link to a long Islamic verse that included the line: "Whosoever shows enmity to a friend of Mine, then I have declared war against him."
