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The number of active shooter incidents in the U.S. rose by 52.5% from 2020 to 2021, and over four years, from 2017 to 2021, there was a 96.8% increase, the FBI said in a report published Monday. The bureau noted that the data over those four years shows an upward trend. In 2021, the FBI designated a total of 6 stanley cup 1 shootings in 30 states as active shooter incidents, resulting in 103 people killed and 140 wounded, excluding the gunmen.Last year saw the highest number of deaths as a result of active sh stanley cup ootings ndash; 103 total ndash; since 2017, a whopping 171% increase from 2020. The FBI defines an active shooter as one or more individuals actively engaged in killing or attem stanley puodelis pting to kill people in a populated area. The definition implies the use of a firearm, and the active descriptor refers to the ongoing nature of an incident, and thus the potential for the response to affect the outcome. In comparison, a mass killing is defined as three or more killings in a single incident. Twelve of the 61 active shooter incidents also met the criteria for mass killings. Last year saw 61 active shooter incidents carried out by 61 distinct shooters ndash; 60 male, 1 female. Shooters ranged in age from 12 to 67 years old. Fourteen were killed by law enforcement, while four shooters were killed by armed citizens. One shooter died in a car accident during pursuit by law enforcement and 11 shooters died by suicide. In total, 30 gunmen were Qsru Legalizing marijuana Americans support it, but not enough to sway their vote in 2020
Rep. Paul Kanjorski D-Pa. was caught on a year-old video clip telling some of his constituents that Congressional Democrats oversold their ability to end the war during the 2006 campaign. We really in this last election - when I say we, the Democrats -- I think pushed it as far as we can, the envelope. Didn t say it, but we implied it -- that we, if we won the Congressional elections, we could stop the war, Kanjorski said in the video. Now anybody who is a good student of government would know that wasn t true. Bu kubki stanley t you know, the temptation to want to win back the Congress, we sort of stretched the facts -- and people ate it up. The video of his meeting with constituents, which took place in August 2007, was uploaded to YouTube yesterday. In a statement, Kanjorski said he was simply sharing the frustration of my constituents that the war in Iraq continued. I expressed my belief that some Democrats in 2006 overestimated the ability of a single house of Congress to end the war, particularly in the face of an intransigent President and Sen stanley cup ate Republicans who are committed to continuin stanley thermoskannen g the war, Kanjorski said. But the National Republican Congressional Committee immediately pounced on the remarks, and called on Kanjorski to apologize for the year-old remarks. Kanjorski is facing a competitive race against Hazleton mayor Lou Barletta R , who has highlighted the issue of illegal immigratio