Shooting in Texas: Gunman kills 1, 6 injured

United States: Several incidents of violence, including firing, have been reported in the US in the recent past. Whether firing in California’s Los Angeles or Colorado’s supermarkets. 6 people are injured in the shooting at three spa centres, and one person is killed.

Once again, in America, a shooting incident has come to light in Bryan, Texas, in which one person is killed and six people are injured. The incident took place in an industrial park. 

The attacker was told that the indiscriminate firing started at Bryan’s custom cabinet plant at around 2:30 pm. The attacker is said to be working here. However, one suspect has been detained.

Brian Police Chief Eric Buske told reporters on Thursday that the reason behind the firing is unclear. By the time officers reached, the shooter had escaped.

Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell said that a suspect was arrested in the small town of Ayola, about 48 kilometres from the cabinet plant, during the shooting. The Texas Department of Public Safety tweeted on Twitter that the state trooper who was shot while chasing the suspect is in critical condition but stable condition.

This firing incident has come to light in America when President Joe Biden is trying to rein in the public health epidemic by gun violence under gun control significant steps for the first time since coming to power.

At the same time, the President has reacted strongly, expressing concern over the US’s firing. He said that gun violence in the country is an epidemic, which is a shame for us. There have been various shooting incidents in America in recent times, but gun culture is not new here. 

In America, weapons are purchased in the name of their security, but they have been used to kill others openly. According to the data, about 450 people have lost their lives in the US so far this year due to the same gun culture. The biggest reason behind this is the rules made for acquiring weapons. There is no strictness in the purchase and sale of weapons in the US.

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