Shooting at El Paso Walmart – 30 dead in two mass shootings in the United States in 12 hours as shooter fires in Ohio after Texas bloodbath

Twenty-six others were wounded in what became the deadliest mbadacre in 2019.

Barely 12 hours later, an armed man opened fire in an Ohio bar, killing nine people.

The police, who killed the shooter on the scene in Dayton, said the suspect had used a long gun to shoot innocent revelers enjoying a Saturday night out between 1 am and 12 noon after the mbadacre of the day. Texas.

WHAT WE KNOW TO DATE

• The Texas suspect was named Patrick Crusius, 21, a native of Allen, Texas.
• Yesterday, he stormed a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, armed with an AK47 type rifle
• At least 20 people were killed and 26 were taken to the hospital – including a four-month-old baby
• The killing of the gunman lasted 20 minutes and started at 11am local time (18h).
• In a manifesto, he was talking about a "Hispanic invasion of Texas" and claimed that he "would probably die today."
• Crusius was arrested at the scene and did not fight since he was arrested.
• Barely 12 hours later, an armed man opened fire at 1,500 km in Dayton, Ohio.
• The suspect shot dead nine people in a busy bar
• The cops confirmed that they had killed the gunman at the scene

Crusius, a "white supremacist" from Allen, Texas, has been arrested and is believed to have published a racist hate manifesto online that went against "racial miscegenation."

In the manifesto titled The Inconvenient Truth, he also called for the expulsion of immigrants and urged the authorities to "return" them.

He also wrote how he was "inspired" by the Christchurch mbadacre in New Zealand, which left 51 dead in March.

Just before 11am local time (6pm MST), he stormed the main entrance of the supermarket and opened fire on families.

20 minutes of mbadacred mbadage

His bloody 20-minute shootout left at least 20 dead and 26 people hospitalized, including a four-month-old baby.

Crusius, wearing ear protectors and cargo pants, then told investigators that he wanted to shoot as many Mexicans as possible, according to ABC News.

Copies of his document on racial hatred were shared on social media before the mbadacre.

It would have been written that he "could not wait any longer" before adding "f *** it's going to be so s ***" and that it "will probably die today." ".

This is the eighth deadliest mbad fire in the history of the United States – and the deadliest of 21 attacks in the United States this year.

Governor Greg Abbott has described the Texas border town killing as "one of the deadliest days in the history of Texas."

The details of the victims are slowly starting to appear – including a mother of heroes who was shot while she was protecting her baby.

Jordan Anchondo, 25, was shot dead while she was holding her two-month-old son, said her sister.

Leta Jamrowski, 19, with a broken heart, added that her little nephew had broken bones when the three-year-old mother fell to the ground.

People thought it was strange – people had surprised him nose-nosing and eating crusts and things like that.

Former clbadmate of Patrick Crusius

She said, "About the baby's injuries, they said that more than likely my sister was trying to protect him.

"So when she was touched, she held him in her arms and she fell on him, which is why he broke some of his bones.

"Then he lived about because she gave him life."

Disappointed, Ms. Jamrowski added that she feared that her brother-in-law, Andre Anchondo, would also be among the dead because he had not been in contact with him.

The Mexican authorities confirmed that three of its citizens had been killed, although they have not yet been named.

This comes while his former clbadmate had called him a "corny weird boy" who "always got stuck with his own race".

Paige Ortiz went to school in Plano, Texas, with the mbad shooter and said, "People thought it was weird."

She told The Sun Online: "People thought it was strange. They had caught him breaking his nose and eating crusts and things like that.

"I just do not know what he thought about going to a Walmart and shooting down so many wives, fathers, kids, moms and dads.

"I have the impression that he may have been bullied. Our school was diverse, but everyone had their place somewhere.

TWO ATTACKS IN A WINDOW OF 12 HOURS

On LinkedIn, Crusius wrote that he "was not motivated" and stated that "working in general was nil" before adding that he was just going "to go with the wind" .

He also revealed that he spends "eight hours every day on the computer", which will help to "count for the technological experience".

Describing the shot in Ohio, at 1,500 kilometers, Lt. Col. Carper said the shooter had opened fire on the Ned Peppers Bar, in the Oregon District.

He tweeted via the Dayton Police Department: "The shooter is dead, there are 9 other people who have died as well.

"At least 16 others went to hospitals in the area with injuries."

The cops are now trying to identify the suspect.

The Dayton Daily News had previously reported that the police were looking for a second possible shooter who "could have left the area in a dark colored Jeep", but the police did not confirm it.

Terrified witnesses shared images of bar fans fleeing the scene.

One person wrote on Facebook: "This happened right outside the patio where I was sitting in front of Neds.

"He tried to enter the bar but could not get through the door. Someone took him the gun and he was shot and died.

"There are at least eight dead people right next to the picnic table where I was in the street.

"A group of people taken to the hospital, I do not know how … this place is a disaster."

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