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              ACTIVE SHOOTER INCIDENTS:                          ACTIVE SHOOTER INCIDENTS WITH
              2000–2013                                          THE HIGHEST CASUALTY COUNTS: 2000–2013
               • All but 2 incidents involved a single shooter    •  Cinemark Century 16 Theater in Aurora, CO:
                                                                   70 (12 killed, 58 wounded)
               •  In at least 9 incidents, the shooter first shot    July 20, 2012
                and killed a family member or members in a
                residence before moving to a more public          •  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
                location to continue shooting                      State University in Blacksburg, VA:
                                                                   49 (32 killed, 17 wounded)
               •  In at least 6 incidents, the shooters            April 16, 2007
                were female
                                                                  •  Fort Hood Soldier Readiness Processing
               •  In 64 incidents (40%), the shooters committed    Center in Fort Hood, TX:
                suicide; 54 shooters did so at the scene of        45 (13 killed, 32 wounded)
                the crime
                                                                   November 5, 2009
               •  At least 5 shooters from 4 incidents remain     •  Sandy Hook Elementary School and
                at large
                                                                   a residence in Newtown, CT:
                                                                   29 (27 killed, 2 wounded)
               Blair JP, Schweit KW. A Study of Active Shooter Incidents, 2000–
               2013. Texas State University and Federal Bureau of Investigation.   December 14, 2012
               U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC. 2014.
                                                                  Blair JP, Schweit KW. A Study of Active Shooter Incidents, 2000–
                                                                  2013. Texas State University and Federal Bureau of Investigation.
                                                                  U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, DC. 2014.
























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