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A year before the Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting, the gunman browsed white supremacist websites, police say

A year before the Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting, the gunman browsed white supremacist websites, police say
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Brandon Hole: A year before the Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting, the gunman browsed white supremacist websites, police say

Indianapolis FedEx shooting: Gunman Brandon Hole browsed white supremacist websites in March 2020, police say CNN 1 hr ago © IMPD Brandon Hole, 19YO The gunman in an Indianapolis shooting that left eight people dead at a FedEx facility browsed white supremacist websites a little over a year before the attack, police said. In March 2020, the mother of gunman Brandon Hole contacted police because she was worried about his behavior after he purchased a gun, according to recently released details from Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD). She told police he told her he was going to point a recently purchased shotgun at police officers so they would shoot him. And when police went to their home, they observed he had visited white supremacist websites, the report said.

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Local legislators say change is needed after FedEx mass shooting

Local legislators say change is needed after FedEx mass shooting Our local legislators say change needs to happen after the tragic mass shooting at the Indianapolis FedEx that left eight people dead. Posted: Apr 19, 2021 10:18 PM Updated: Apr 19, 2021 10:26 PM Posted By: Anna Darling INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WLFI) - Our local legislators say change needs to happen after the tragic mass shooting at the Indianapolis FedEx that left eight people dead. State Representatives Sheila Klinker and Chris Campbell and State Senator Ron Alting all said they woke up to the shocking news on Friday along with the rest of nation. Former FedEx employee Brandon Hole, 19, opened fire at the Indianapolis FedEx center, killing four people in the parking lot and four people inside the building. He then turned the gun on himself and took his own life.

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5 things to know for April 20: Chauvin trial, Covid-19, Indianapolis, QAnon, Mars

5 things to know for April 20: Chauvin trial, Covid-19, Indianapolis, QAnon, Mars
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FedEx gunman was never given red flag hearing despite seized shotgun, prosecutor says

Print this article Brandon Hole, the 19-year-old former employee identified by authorities as the gunman who shot and killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis before taking his own life on Thursday, was never given a hearing before a court of law despite local police seizing his firearm last year in a manner consistent with the execution of a red flag law, a prosecutor said on Monday. Law enforcement seized a shotgun belonging to the teenager in March 2020 after his mother reportedly raised concerns that he was mentally unstable and might commit suicide by cop. The gun seizure is in line with red flag law proceedings, which allow authorities to take guns from those deemed a threat to themselves or others, prior to a scheduled hearing in front of a judge.

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