Programme. it s monday the 17th of april. good morning. president biden has condemned a mass shooting at a 16th birthday party in alabama as “ outrageous and unacceptable . what we know is that four people have died and 28 others were injured in this attack in dadeville. police haven t released any details about who carried out the shooting or why. gun crime in america is on the rise in 2019 there were a17 mass shootings, where four or more people were killed or injured. but since 2020 this has increased to more than 600 each year. that s an average of two per day. so far this year there have been at least 161 mass shootings. 0ur north america correspondentjessica parker has been to dadeville, and sent this report. shaken, shocked. a community gathers to grieve and to console one another in this small, rural town in east central
About who carried out the shooting or why. gun crime in america is on the rise in 2019 there were a17 mass shootings where four or more people were killed or injured. but since 2020 this has increased to more than 600 each year. that s an average of two per day. so far this year there have been at least 161 mass shootings. our north america correspondent jess parker has spent the evening in dadeville, and has sent this report. shaken, shocked. a community gathers to grieve and to console one another in this small, rural town in east central alabama. our help is going to come from the creator of the universe. this is a tight knit town. people know each other, and know the victims too, who d been attending a sweet 16 birthday party. they were being free, they were having fun,
At least 161 mass shootings. 0ur north america correspondentjessica parker reports from dadeville. shaken, shocked. a community gathers to grieve and to console one another in this small, rural town in east central alabama. 0ur help is going to come from the creator of the universe. this is a tight knit town. people know each other, and know the victims too, who d been attending a sweet 16 birthday party. they were being free, they were having fun, they were celebrating a life. they were celebrating 16 years of life. and then it just turned tragic. it got dark, it got loud with gunshots and gunfire. the police have released very little information about suspects or a motive. local media have started naming those who were killed,
Us is now on the rise again. in 2019, there were 417 mass shootings, four more people killed or injured, but since 2020, that has increased to more than 600 each year. that s an average of two per day. so far this year, there have been at least 161 mass shootings. cbs news correspondent arm 0mar brought us the latest. brute correspondent arm omar brought us the latest. ~ ., ~ ., , the latest. we don t know exactly how many suspects the latest. we don t know exactly how many suspects they re - the latest. we don t know exactly. how many suspects they re looking for. what kind of gun was used or even the motive at this point. there are a lot of unanswered questions we re hoping to learn. this is the venue around me behind me. it was a dance hall, and what makes us even more shocking is about 50 metres down this way, city hall is what i m looking at. all of this is in close proximity, a lot of unanswered
President biden has condemned the killing of four people at a 16th birthday party in alabama this weekend as outrageous and unacceptable. 28 people were injured in the attack in dadeville, several critically. police haven t released details about who carried out the shooting or why. gun crime in the us, always high, is now on the rise. in 2019 there were a17 mass shootings, where four or more people were killed or injured. but since 2020 this has increased to more than 600 each year, that s an average of two per day. so far this year there have been at least 161 mass shootings. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca brought us the latest directly from dadeville, alabama. investigators here are not saying very much, they are being tight lipped. we don t know exactly how many suspects they are looking for, what kind of gun was used, or even the motive, at this point. there are a lot of unanswered questions. we are hoping to learn
Their children. they have been pitching for so many years but now that the can t wait another minute to help their family. that the can t wait another minute to help theirfamily. so, it has been very, very emotional and a lot of inspiring and powerful stories i ve heard for the last four days. that was. president biden has condemned the killing of four people at a 16th birthday party in alabama this weekend as outrageous and unacceptable. 28 people were injured in the attack in dadeville, several critically. police haven t released details about who carried out the shooting or why. gun crime in the us, always high, is now on the rise in 2019 there were a17 mass shootings, where four or more people were killed or injured. but since 2020 this has increased to more than 600 each year, that s an average of two per day. so far this year there have been at least 161 mass shootings. 0ur north america correspondentjessica parker reports from dadeville.
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To pursue new or missed lines of inquiry. and 246 will face no formal action. the review determined correct action was taken at the time. all the cases will also be reassessed by an independent panel of experts. criminal convictions of serving officers are also being looked into. we have 161 officers with criminal convictions. the majority of those, we knew about the criminal conviction before theyjoined policing. and in line with national vetting standards, they were assessed and it was felt appropriate for them to join. it may be a very minor conviction ten or 15 years before theyjoin the police, and they ve now got a good work history. but frankly, having looked at them, some of them concern me that i think we shouldn t have let them in. national vetting standards are quite permissive in giving a range of interpretation. we re looking here at putting some tougher standards in where, unless you ve got the most minor
Convictions of serving officers have also been looked into. 161 officers have also been looked into. 1151 officers with criminal convictions. the majority of those when you about the convictions. they were assessed and it was felt appropriate. it may be a very minor conviction, 10-15 may be a very minor conviction, 10 15 years before theyjoin the police. frankly, having a look at them, some concern me. national vetting standards are quite permissive in giving a range of interpretation. we are putting in a standard that unless you have the most minor historic convictions, you re not going tojoin historic convictions, you re not going to join the police. over the next few years we are going to be removing hundreds of people from the organisation who should not be here. last month a who should not be here. last month a major who should not be here. last month a major review - who should not be here. last month a major review branded the mat institutionally sexist, racist and homophobic. the review by baroness casey highlighted a boys club culture across the organisation. the
Of inquiry. and 2a6 will face no formal action. the review determined correct action was taken at the time. all the cases will also be reassessed by an independent panel of experts. criminal convictions of serving officers are also being looked into. we have 161 officers with criminal convictions. the majority of those, we knew about the criminal conviction before theyjoined policing. and in line with national vetting standards, they were assessed and it was felt appropriate for them to join. it may be a very minor conviction ten or 15 years before theyjoin the police, and they ve now got a good work history. but frankly, having looked at them, some of them concern me that i think we shouldn t have let them in. national vetting standards are quite permissive in giving a range of interpretation. we re looking here at putting some tougher standards in where,