Only two of the 27 incidents -- at New River Community College and Santa Monica College -- involved an "active shooter," in which a gunman fires in an indiscriminate manner attempting to kill people in a confined area.
"That's why the French received the gifts of Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher in January," it said on the broadcaster's Facebook page, referring to the bloody twin attacks by Islamist gunmen in Paris which traumatised France.
UPDATE: Several commenters have posted lists of gun incidents in which the gunman has been allegedly thwarted by a citizen with a gun.
One Tunisian, apart from the two gunmen, died in the attack, in which the gunmen opened fire on tourist buses before blasting their way into the museum, killing and wounding dozens more.
Norwegian journalist Ketil Stensrud has posted a link on his Twitter account where people can download the gunman's manifesto, in which, Stensrub tweets "he gives detailed account of planned attack".
The attack, in which gunmen in the usually peaceful Kunduz Province sprayed bullets at tents where dozens of Chinese road workers slept, was the deadliest on foreigners since the fall of the Taliban in 2001.
It comes on the heels of the Shabab's massacre at a university in Garissa, Kenya, in which gunmen killed 148 people.
The attack, in which gunmen wearing army fatigues and carrying military-grade weapons burst into the crowded bar, left more than 50 people dead and wounded.
A Lebanese manager of a construction company was kidnapped by gunmen during an attack in which three soldiers were wounded, the military and a security official said Tuesday.
Umar Mansoor, nicknamed "Slim", planned the brutal attack in which gunmen wearing suicide-bomb vests storm the Army Public School close to the Afghan border.
