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Mass Shooting at Child’s Birthday Party Kills 4, Injures 10
California Mass Shooting
4 Dead, 10 Injured At Child’s B’Day Party
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A mass shooting in California has left four people dead and 10 others injured at a child’s birthday party.
The bullets started flying Saturday night at a banquet hall in Stockton where the family celebration was underway, according to police.
The San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office said they responded to the scene after receiving a report of a shooting around 6 PM.
When deputies arrived at the banquet hall, they found 4 people dead from gunfire and 10 others alive with bullet wounds, cops said. The surviving victims were rushed to local hospitals, but their conditions were unknown at this time.
Heather Bren, a rep for the Sheriff’s Office, said the mass shooting appears to be targeted, as detectives continue to investigate what led up to the bloodshed.
The Vice Mayor of Stockton, Jason Lee, posted a message on Facebook, saying a child’s “birthday party should never be a place where families fear for their lives.”
Lee also said he was devastated by the news, because he’s from Stockton, and will be pushing hard for answers from public safety officials.
The gunman is still at large.
Rihanna
Handles Bodyguard After Door Slam Fail!!!🫣
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Rihanna wasn’t about to stay shut out — after her bodyguard let a door hit her in the face, she fired off a perfect clapback, all caught on cam!
The singer was stepping out of NYC’s Four Seasons on Friday when a door swung straight into her face as her bodyguard strolled right on ahead — prompting her to laugh it off and clap back, “Such a gentleman you are!”
TBF, he wasn’t totally checked out — he just seemed way more focused on the pack of paps rushing in and forgot Rihanna was right behind him.
The video’s already making the rounds online — and yeah, no clue if the bodyguard’s cringing over that door-slam fail.
One thing’s clear though … Rihanna can handle herself, and no door’s bold enough to shut her down!
St. Paul Church ICE Protester
Desperate Times, Desperate Measures!!!
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Local and federal authorities are investigating after a group of anti-ICE protesters crashed a Minnesota church service … and one of the demonstrators tells TMZ she’d still do it all over again.
Here’s the deal … the DOJ and local police are investigating after protesters interrupted a service at the Cities Church in St. Paul … which is getting major headlines because Don Lemon was in the mix live-streaming the incident.
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Chauntyll Allen, leader of Black Lives Matter Twin Cities, who was among the group, tells TMZ … the jarring protest inside the church was necessary to make clear to the parishioners that having a pastor who is also an ICE official is unacceptable.
Chauntyll, who’s also a St. Paul School Board member, argues the community is being ripped apart by ICE … so the group disrupting a church service — and upsetting some parishioners — in comparison is pretty small potatoes.
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The protesters have been dragged by people on the Right for going inside the church … but Chauntyll tells us she doesn’t think a line was crossed … and she would do it again if given the opportunity.
As for the threats of possible criminal charges … as you can see in the video, Chauntyll couldn’t care less, and argues the feds have vastly bigger fish to fry.
We spoke to a Cities Church member who feels the complete opposite … and who welcomes authorities sending a message that this type of behavior is unacceptable. And it seems President Trump agrees … sharing a social media post that Lemon specifically should be locked away.
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