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inside the car, authorities found a legally owned a weapon, they said was used in the shooting. all of this less than 48 hours after another gunman killed at least 11 people about 400 miles to the south in a dance studio in monterey park, california. >>. >> tsay about 20 months after the initial shooting saturday night, when the 72-year-old shooter entered a second dance studio and nearby alhambra. >> something happened, it just came over me. i just had this rush of adrenaline. >> tsay wrestled the gun away. the suspect died the next day from a self inflicted gunshot wound, police rounded him in torrents, about 30 miles away. a friend who knew him for about 30 years tell cnn the man loved to dance, but was distrustful, didn't have friends, and quote, heated to the bone those he thought wronged him. including some of the staff of the to dance studios.
the people inside. >> brandon tsay confronted that gunman about 20 minutes after the initial shooting when the 72-year-old shooter entered a second dance studio in nearby alhambra. >> something happened. something came over me. i just had this rush of thought and adrenaline. >> tsay wrestled the gun away. the suspect died the next day of a self-inflicted gunshot wound as police surrounded him in torrance. a former friend who know him for about 20 years tells cnn the man liked to dance, but was distr distrustful, didn't have friends, and hated, quote, to the bone, those he thought wronged him, including staff at the two studios and an instructor the shooter said, quote, was very bad tempered. >> overall the guy had a bad temperament, little sparks of craziness and back to normal, i guess. >> these victims who have suffered such terrible loss. >> the community is grieving and
entered the crowded dance studio and opened fire, killing at least ten people and wounding ten others, some of them critically. officials say another incident at a nearby dance hall is connected. at that location, a man with a gun entered. bystanders wrestled the gun away. the man fled. tonight a dramatic end to a tragic day. a suspect accused of shooting 20 people in a ballroom dance hall in monterey park, california, killing ten of them, may have been located inside that white van in torrance, california. law enforcement officials say when tactical teams accessed the van, they found a dead man believed to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the operation for an armed suspect conclude and the neighborhood is safe. law enforcement had been seeking the suspect, seen here in an image released bit shey the she
create some distance. finally, at one point i was able to pull the gun away from him, shove him aside, create some distance, point the gun at him, intimidate him and say, get the hell out of here! i'll shoot! get away! go! >> i want to bring in kyung lah and josh campbell. kyung, i want to speak with you first. you're a member of this community. your family is members of this community as well. your mother, i should say. in listening to that young man who helped to wrestle that gun away, it speaks to the trauma that's in this community, how someone was brave enough to stand up to what was happening, but also the fear. he said he was afraid at the time and didn't even realize -- he was acting on adrenaline. didn't even realize the bruises that he had and the danger he was in at the moment. >> he's working at his family's business. he's a coder. he's not trained to do this.
police, law enforcement here, everybody working together to try and identify that the suspect vehicle. hen we hear this morning that a white van is stopped in nearby torrance and that it is surrounded by law enforcement. some kind of shootout takes place, and now apparently we're hearing from our sources that a bomb squad will be the there to help clear out the scene. again, we do not know officially if all of those, if all of those scenes, those incidents are connected, but the way that it's being laid out, hopefully, or we'll get some clarification in this upcoming press conference. gillian: very quick follow-up, christina. are you hearing anything about the scene in alhambra after the suspect there fled this in a white vansome do you know if anybody was hurtsome. >> reporter: i have not heard yet on possible injuries in that the, you know? if it is the case that they were able to wrestle with him and get this gun away, hank goodness for that the because people have already lost hair lives last night in this devastating and
create waiting periods. i'm not trying to take anybody's gun away. i own guns. i just want some reasonableness. you can't imagine what it's been like talking to these families. you know, every night i go to bed crying. the pain that these families have experienced is a million times more profound. i don't want any of my colleagues to have to go what i've been having to do. i don't want any family in texas to ever have to undergo this. this is shameful that this man has had six massacres, seven massacres under his belt. he calls himself a christian. he's the antithesis of being a christian. what's happening here is godless. >> that is hard to argue with, but i would pause on that for a second. we will take a quick break and we'll keep this conversation going when we come back and talk more about texas and beto o'rourke and what's going on there and the broader topic of