1 Dead, 2 Injured In Alabama Church Shooting; Suspect In Custody

The US has witnessed 267 mass shootings since the start of the year, with more than 20,000 lives lost to gun violence, said the latest data of Gun Violence Archive.

Written by: India.com News Desk Edited by: Tahir Qureshi
Published: June 17, 2022, 3:47 PM IST

Alabama Church Shooting: In yet another shooting incident reported from the USA, one person died and two others were injured after a shootout at a church in the state of Alabama, the police said on Friday.

According to the information shared by the Xinhua news agency, Police in the city of Vestavia Hills said they received a call of an active shooter at Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church at 6.22 p.m. on Thursday evening. Shane Ware, the Police chief, told reporters that three people were shot, adding that the victim died on the spot and two others were being treated at a hospital.

A suspect, who has not been named, is in custody.

Vestavia Hills is a suburb in the Birmingham Metropolitan area.

The US has witnessed 267 mass shootings since the start of the year, with more than 20,000 lives lost to gun violence, said the latest data of Gun Violence Archive.

On June 12, a group of bipartisan Senators has recently reached a narrow gun safety deal amid public disappointment over political inaction. The plan includes measures to crack down on criminals who straw purchase and traffic guns, strengthen criminal background check requirements for gun buyers younger than 21, and fund mental health services.

A straw purchase occurs when an individual buys a firearm for someone who is not legally permitted to own one. Both Democrats and Republicans touted the deal as a victory.

Still, it fell short of the White House‘s proposals to ban assault weapons and raise the minimum age of purchasing certain firearms from 18 to 21, among other things.

(With agency inputs)

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