Shooting Incident
Coverage of Shooting Incident in the Nexus archive.
- 2 arrested in connection to Poughkeepsie shooting
Two people, 18-year-old Randall Lawrence and 22-year-old Keyben Lopez, were arrested in connection to a shooting incident in Poughkeepsie. According to the city police department, both individuals face weapon charges.
- San Bernardino County sheriff's detective shot while conducting investigation near Palmdale
A San Bernardino County sheriff's detective was shot and hospitalized during an investigation near Palmdale, according to authorities. The incident occurred while the detective was conducting an investigation in the area.
- Chicago crime: Man fatally shot on South Side, another shot on West Side
A man was fatally shot on Chicago's South Side early Sunday morning, and another man was shot and injured in a separate incident on the West Side.
- Community members rally after fatal APD shooting of 17-year-old
Community members held a rally at Wooldridge Square four days after 17-year-old Williams was shot and killed by Austin police during a Friday encounter.
- Police say there were at least 3 shooters at Seattle food festival, 1 among the dead
Police identified at least three shooters in a weekend shoot-out at a Seattle food festival near the Space Needle. One suspect, an acquaintance of the 15-year-old arrested in the case, was killed at the scene. The juvenile court document noted the 15-year-old did not appear for a scheduled court appearance.
- He was shot at by ICE, then wrongfully accused. His nightmare had only just begun
Francisco Longoria was shot at by ICE agents, ambushed, charged, and jailed, but the case against him collapsed. He and his family are seeking justice, alleging a troubling pattern of mistreatment.
- Trump to deliver ‘unifying yet vicious’ remarks at press dinner months after shooting incident, White House says
President Trump is set to deliver remarks at a rescheduled press dinner months after a shooting incident, according to the White House. First lady Melania Trump will not attend the event. The White House described the remarks as 'unifying yet vicious.'
- 4 Palestinians and 1 Israeli dead after West Bank shooting
Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in a shooting near Nablus in the northern West Bank. Palestinian health officials attributed the deaths to Israeli forces, while Israel’s military stated soldiers responded to an attack on Israeli civilians near a settlement. Both sides reported injured individuals being treated or evacuated.
- Wisconsin anti-cop protesters flash sign threatening to kill police chief at press conference for shooting — as he stands idly by
Protesters disrupted a police press conference in Wisconsin by hijacking the microphone and displaying a sign threatening to kill the police chief during an event addressing a man killed by officers. The police chief was present but did not intervene as the threat was made.
- City orders Ultra nightclub to close following deadly shooting, history of violent incidents
A Denver nightclub, Ultra Lounge, has been ordered to close following a deadly shooting that left one dead and eight injured. The club faces allegations of violating liquor and entertainment licenses, hiring unlicensed security, and failing to prevent multiple violent incidents. Licensing officials accuse current operator Dionte Wilkins of operating without proper vetting due to potential criminal history and misrepresenting ownership.
- Father seeks answers after fatal I-264 shooting of daughter
A father is seeking answers after his 19-year-old daughter, Alexis Styles, was shot and killed while riding in a car on Interstate 264 between Campostella Road and Ballentine Boulevard. Virginia State Police are conducting a search for a suspect following reports that 10 shots were fired on the interstate.
- City closes Ultra nightclub after deadly shooting, alleging operator circumvented liquor licensing law
Denver suspended the liquor and entertainment licenses of Ultra Lounge East after a deadly shooting that injured eight people. The club's operators, Dionte Wilkins and Dol Bhattarai, face allegations of obstructing investigations, operating without food and tobacco licenses, and circumventing liquor licensing laws. Past violent incidents, including a fatal fight in March 2024, and unlicensed security actions in April 2024, are also detailed.
- Multiple people injured after reports of shots fired inside Kroger in NW Harris County, Pct. 4, Texas says
Deputies responded to reports of multiple people shot inside a Kroger outside Houston, Texas on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office.
- Democratic Senate Candidates in Maine Denounce Deadly ICE Shooting
Democratic Senate candidates in Maine denounced a fatal shooting by an ICE agent in Biddeford. Protesters gathered outside Senator Susan Collins’s office following the incident.
- ‘Concerning’: Community members worry after double shooting leaves one dead, one hurt
A 20-year-old man, Cameron Gilliard-Robinson, was killed and another person was injured in a double shooting on West 30th Street in Charlotte. This incident marks the second high-profile violent event in the area in three weeks, with no arrests made and community members expressing concern over safety.
- ICE officers not wearing body cameras during deadly Houston ICE shooting, DHS says, as family pushes for answers
ICE officers were not wearing body cameras during a deadly shooting in Houston, according to DHS. The family of the deceased, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, and local officials are calling for an independent investigation.
- What to know about the deadly ICE shooting in Houston
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national who lived in the U.S. for decades, while he was driving his construction crew to a Houston job site. His death sparked protests in Houston and calls for an independent investigation from Democrats and his family.
- Son demands independent probe after father shot and killed by ICE officer in Houston
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national with no criminal convictions, was shot and killed by an ICE officer in Houston while working at a homebuilding site. His family and a Texas congresswoman dispute ICE's claim that he rammed their vehicle, demanding an independent investigation. Civil rights groups and the victim's son argue ICE cannot be trusted to investigate itself due to prior controversies.
- 3 people shot during large 4th of July weekend gathering in Iredell County
Three people were shot during a large 4th of July weekend gathering in Iredell County, near West Front Street in Statesville. The incident occurred around 2:30 a.m. on July 5, with all three victims expected to survive. Authorities are investigating, and no arrests have been made as of Sunday.
- 5 shot, including 2 kids, while watching fireworks in Brooklyn: sources
Five people, including a 7-year-old and a 5-year-old, were shot around 10:35 p.m. while watching fireworks in Brooklyn. The incident occurred during a public event in the area.
- Dearborn police describe what led to fatal shooting, leaving 2 dead, 1 injured inside Fairlane Mall
Two people were killed and one injured in a shooting at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, stemming from a dispute between two groups. Police confirmed no ongoing public threat and stated the victims were involved in the incident. Investigators are pursuing leads with no suspects in custody.
- Police swarm Michigan shopping center after 'significant' shooting incident
At least two people were killed and an innocent bystander was shot during a 'significant' shooting at the Fairlane Town Center mall in Dearborn, Michigan. Law enforcement has not yet released details about the suspect or motive, and the public was urged to avoid the area while authorities secure the scene. Michigan State Police confirmed they are assisting with the investigation.
- Annunciation asks neighbors to be mindful with fireworks this Fourth of July
Annunciation Church and School in Minneapolis urges neighbors to be mindful of fireworks during the Fourth of July due to trauma from a shooting incident at the church last summer. Families, including parent Kristen Neville, are adjusting celebrations by avoiding fireworks to protect children from distressing noises. The school also requested community consideration for those affected by loud noises and smells associated with the shooting.
- ‘It’s scary.’ Clarksville neighbors on alert after shooting damages cars, homes
Clarksville police are investigating a weekend shooting at Highland Oaks Townhomes that damaged multiple cars and homes but caused no injuries. Residents expressed fear and concern, with some keeping children indoors due to safety worries. Authorities have not identified a motive or the shooter.
- Voting gets underway for key primary elections across four states and more top headlines
Voting has begun for key primary elections in four states. Trump issues a warning to Iran regarding a new deal and comments on a mass shooting incident. Additional headlines cover political developments, crime, and cultural topics.
- Shooting at a Northern California library kills 2, and a suspect is in custody
A shooting at the Chico branch of the Butte County Library in Northern California killed two people and injured a child. A suspect was taken into custody after fleeing the scene, and law enforcement believes the shooter acted alone. The library branches are closed the following day as investigations continue.
- Investigation underway after 12-year-old shot, killed in downtown Nashville
A 12-year-old boy, Damarion Morehead, was shot and killed in downtown Nashville during a fight between a group of teenagers. He was critically injured and later died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating the incident and has identified two individuals involved, though they are not believed to be the shooters.
- CMPD reminds teens and parents of curfew rules
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) is reminding teens and parents of curfew rules following a shooting at Romare Bearden Park in Uptown Charlotte, which resulted in two people being shot and a 16-year-old Myers Park High School student being charged. CMPD emphasizes strict enforcement of curfew laws, with parents and businesses facing charges for contributing to the delinquency of minors. As the Fourth of July approaches, CMPD’s JADE Unit is visiting past offenders’ homes to warn of increased police presence and safety measures.
- Man charged with attempted murder in Assumption Parish shooting incident
A man from Napoleonville was arrested and charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting incident in Assumption Parish. The arrest occurred on Tuesday following an early June shooting.
- 2 workers reportedly shot inside Wilmington Hospital in Delaware; gunman at large
Two hospital employees were shot by a coworker inside Wilmington Hospital in Delaware. The gunman is currently at large.
- ‘He’s a nice guy’: Neighbor speaks out after man was shot, killed at east Charlotte home
A man was shot and killed at a home on Hickory Grove Road in east Charlotte, with police responding to a breaking and entering call. Neighbors reported hearing gunfire, and investigators are determining if the victim was involved in the incident. A neighbor described the man as 'a nice guy' and vouched for his peaceful nature.
- 36-year-old man dies after being shot during apparent argument in Roseland late Saturday night, Chicago police say
A 36-year-old man died after being shot during an apparent argument late Saturday night in Roseland on Chicago's South Side, according to police. The incident occurred in the city's South Side neighborhood.
- SC sets aside order closing Imran’s right to defence in Rs10bn defamation suit by PM Shehbaz
The Supreme Court of Pakistan, by a 2-1 majority, overturned its previous order that had closed Imran Khan's right to defense in a Rs10 billion defamation case filed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The court remanded the matter to the trial court to allow Imran Khan to respond to interrogatories, citing legal infirmities in the application of Order XI, Rule 21 of the Civil Procedure Code and his medical incapacity due to a shooting incident.
- Ex-NYPD cop who lied about circumstances of shooting teen suspect avoids prison: DA
An ex-NYPD cop who lied about the circumstances of a shooting involving a teen suspect avoided prison. The officer stated in court, 'In my heart, I feel like I did the right thing,' claiming his actions saved both his partner's and his own life.
- Scott Pelley says Bari Weiss wanted 60 Minutes to say Renee Good was ‘driving toward officer’
Scott Pelley claims Bari Weiss pressured 60 Minutes to report that Renee Good was driving toward an officer. Pelley, a former 60 Minutes anchor, alleges CBS News management interfered with a segment about an immigration officer's killing of Good during a Minneapolis protest in January.
- 1 dead after Palestinian man with Israeli citizenship opens fire in Israel
A Palestinian man with Israeli citizenship opened fire in Israel, resulting in one death. Initial reports suggested multiple shooting locations, raising concerns about coordinated attackers.
- 1 dead after Palestinian man with Israeli citizenship opens fire in Israel
A Palestinian man with Israeli citizenship opened fire in Israel, resulting in one death. Initial reports suggested concerns about multiple, coordinated attackers due to the number of locations where shootings occurred.
- 4 teens injured in Bronzeville shooting Saturday, Chicago police say
Four teens were injured in a shooting in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood on Saturday night. An unknown assailant fired at the group in the 4500 block of South Prairie before fleeing. Police reported three teens were shot in the legs and one suffered a graze wound to the back; all were hospitalized in stable conditions. No suspects are in custody, and Area One detectives are investigating.
- Fairfield High School relocates graduation after deadly shooting
Fairfield High School relocated its graduation ceremony to Armijo High School Stadium following a deadly shooting at Sem Yeto Continuation High School's graduation. The shooting resulted in one death and three hospitalizations, prompting the district to limit tickets per senior and provide mental health support.
- The show will go on: White House correspondents’ dinner rescheduled for July, with Trump attending
The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, postponed in April after a shooting incident, has been rescheduled for July 24. President Donald Trump will attend and deliver a speech, with the event featuring enhanced security and a more intimate format. The rescheduling was described as a celebration of a free press and a rejection of allowing violence to disrupt democratic traditions.