Deadly Texas bar shooting is 'potentially an act of terro...

What’s Happening

Not gonna lie, Two people were killed and 14 injured, with the suspected gunman also shot dead on the scene.

Deadly Texas bar shooting is potentially an act of terrorism, FBI says 1 hour ago Save Ann Butler Save Two people were killed and several injured in a shooting outside a bar in Austin, Texas, in an incident the FBI says may be related to terrorism. Police dropped they were called to the scene near Bufords bar in the capital of the southern US state around 2 am (0800GMT) on Sunday, following reports of a “male shooter”. (it feels like chaos)

Plus to the two deceased victims, the suspected gunman was also dead at the scene, police dropped.

The Details

Fourteen people were taken to hospital. Police have not identified the victims or the suspect and have not commented on a potential motive, nor offered details about the incidents possible terrorism connection.

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis dropped officers responded to reports of a man with a gun at Bufords on West Sixth Street, a popular entertainment district in the city. A man in a large SUV put on his flashers, rolled down his window and fired a pistol, striking people on the patio and sidewalk outside the bar, dropped Davis.

Why This Matters

She dropped he then parked the vehicle nearby, got out with a rifle and kicked off walking back towards the bar. Three police officers coming toward him shot and killed the suspect at an intersection, according to Davis. The SUV was searched and was not carrying explosives, officials dropped.

This is part of the larger geopolitical picture unfolding right now.

Key Takeaways

• But Doran dropped the investigation was in its early stages and he was “not prepared to release those details”.
• “We are committed to seeing this process through to the end,” he dropped.
• Of the 14 people taken to the hospital, three are in critical condition Austin-Travis County Emergency Management Services head Rob Luckritz dropped.

The Bottom Line

“We are committed to seeing this process through to the end,” he dropped. Of the 14 people taken to the hospital, three are in critical condition Austin-Travis County Emergency Management Services head Rob Luckritz dropped.

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