#*shooting

Richard M. Fierro and those yet to be named are heroes.

When the gunfire started, Fierro said that he looked across the room and saw the shooter standing at the door. “I ran across the bar, grabbed the guy from the back and pulled him down and pinned him against the stairs,” he said.

“I grabbed the gun out of his hand and just started hitting him in the head, over and over,” Mr. Fierro said.

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But they cannot and we will not allow them to be. They are a part of the news media, it’s their job to inform. And they chose to inform their viewers that LGBT people are beneath them, that LGBT people are degenerates, and that LGBT people want to molest their kids and “turn them” trans.

They framed the existence of LGBT people as a threat that needed to be eliminated and a problem to be solved to millions of people. To me, it doesn’t matter if they never explicitly said they deserve to be gunned down.

They basically boast about how it’s okay to hate LGBT people, just don’t act on it. And that’s not good enough.

“Two students were injured in the murder-suicide at North Park Elementary School in San Bernardino, and one of those children later died at a hospital, Burguan said.

Burguan said the shooter, Cedric Anderson, 53, of Riverside, walked into the classroom armed with a large caliber revolver and opened fire "without saying anything," killing Karen Elaine Smith, 53, also of Riverside. Smith was a teacher at the school ...

Burguan said Anderson told employees in the office he wanted to drop something off with his wife and then headed to the classroom. He added that it is not uncommon for a spouse to gain access to a school campus to meet with their partner ...

Court records showed that he had faced criminal charges of brandishing a weapon, assault and crimes against public peace in 2013, with those charges later "dismissed or not prosecuted." There had also been two petitions for temporary restraining orders filed against him by women in previous years ...

‘I would like our community and our nation to keep our families in prayer,’ San Bernardino City Unified School District Superintendent Dale Marsden said.