BUFFALO SHOOTING VIDEO HEAVY R UPDATE

BUFFALO SHOOTING VIDEO HEAVY R UPDATE

The grocery store company, Tops Markets, is also providing free transportation to members of the Buffalo community affected by the shooting “to ensure our neighbors are able to meet their grocery and pharmacy needs,” according to an update on Twitter from the grocery chain. Mark Mulville/APĪuthorities say the suspected Buffalo supermarket shooter traveled from hours away.

Police secure the area around a supermarket where several people were killed in a shooting, Saturday, in Buffalo, N.Y. In addition, Hochul announced a partnership with rideshare services Uber and Lyft to provide transport to and from local grocery stores for affected community members. New York State’s Office of Victim Services will be in Buffalo throughout the week to help administer funding and assist victims and families in obtaining financial assistance from the state, according to the statement. Buffalo, my hometown, is the City of Good Neighbors and New York State will be good neighbors for them.”

“The entire world is watching how we will come together as New Yorkers to overcome this unthinkable tragedy. “The past 24 hours have been traumatizing for New Yorkers, and my administration will spare no effort to ensure the victims of this act of terrorism by a white supremacist are receiving all the resources and support they need,” Hochul said in the statement. Kathy Hochul announced $2.8 million in federal and state funding for the victims and their families, according to a statement from her office. He was charged with first-degree murder, prosecutors said, and pleaded not guilty in court Saturday night, Buffalo City Court Chief Judge Craig Hannah told CNN.Įrie County Sheriff John Garcia said Gendron is currently under suicide watch.

Gendron, the suspect, surrendered to police and was taken into custody. The suspect was in Buffalo a day before the shooting and did some reconnaissance at the Tops Friendly Markets store, the commissioner said. Investigators believe the suspect acted on his own in the shooting, Gramaglia said. People gather outside a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, where 10 people were killed on Saturday. Among them were a former police officer who tried to stop the shooter, the octogenarian mother of the city’s former fire commissioner and a long-term substitute teacher. Buffalo police identified all 13 victims Sunday. The victims range in age from 20 to 86, police said. Eleven of the people who were shot were Black, officials said. The revelation comes a day after a gunman killed 10 people and wounded three others at the Tops Friendly Markets store in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Buffalo. Investigators also uncovered other information from search warrants and other methods indicating the alleged shooter was “studying” previous hate attacks and shootings, the official said. The statements were clear and filled with hate toward the Black community.

The alleged gunman made disturbing statements describing his motive and state of mind following his arrest, the official said. The 18-year-old suspected of opening fire at a Buffalo supermarket Saturday told authorities he was targeting the Black community, according to an official familiar with the investigation.

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