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RicInOR · Sep 4, 2019

High School Football Game in Alabama Gunman Shoots At Least 10 People [ 9 people details varied ]

UPDATE: 9 shot, teen arrested in football shooting WKRG

"According to witnesses, the game had already ended at the time of the shooting.
Witnesses say there was a fight in the stands several minutes before the end of the game."

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How Can We Blame This On White Gun Owners?: At High School Football Game in Alabama Between All-Black Schools, Black Gunman Shoots At Least 10 People

What happens when a 100 percent non-white high school plays a 99 percent non-white high school in a football game in the state of Alabama? It should be noted for those unfamiliar with the two high schools, almost every student is black. Why does this matter? Because the following event can\'t be...

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Kruel J · Sep 4, 2019

This one seems to have flown under the radar. And from what I read, all but 3 of the victims were already released from the hospital. Looks like none of the injuries were life threatening?

CountryGent · Sep 4, 2019

Odd; this went down some days ago, but this is the first news I'm seeing of it.

v0lcom13sn0w · Sep 4, 2019

because it doesnt fit the anti gunners narrative. the shooter wasnt a radical white guy

Hueco · Sep 4, 2019

If you Google the name of the stadium, both CNN and Vox covered it as well. But yea, it doesn't fit the narrative so it's not going to get the TV airtime.

Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson released a statement via Twitter about the shooting, thanking first responders, and calling on the community to "get the guns out of the hands of our youth."

As far as I know, Alabama prohibits anyone under the age of 18 from owning a pistol, meaning the shooter was illegally in possession of the weapon and illegally carrying (I'm going to assume concealed).

What kind of teenager knowingly breaks these laws? Hint: Not the one that's looking to be a future responsible gun owner. Ms Mayor, if you want to keep guns out of the hands of youth...start with taking care of your gang problem.