Sentence examples for shootings of a from inspiring English sources

Shawna Forde, the leader of a border security group, was convicted of first-degree murder Monday in the 2009 shootings of a man and his daughter.

The campaign was launched following the shootings of a nine-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman just two hours apart on Chicago's South Side.

So, to the extent you can get in there and stop it quickly, you may prevent future shootings of a retaliatory nature".

Their meaning is that Hinckley was held legally blameless -- in the grip, on the day of the shootings, of a psychological defect that roiled his thinking and shut down his judgment.

THE PRESIDENT: A few months ago, in response to too many tragedies -- including the shootings of a United States Congresswoman, Gabby Giffords, who's here today, and the murder of 20 innocent schoolchildren and their teachers –- this country took up the cause of protecting more of our people from gun violence.

MEXICO CITY — A notorious drug gang leader has been captured and has confessed to ordering most killings in the battle-scarred border city of Ciudad Juárez since August 2009, including the drive-by shootings of a United States consular employee and her husband, Mexico's federal police said Sunday.

A jury in Shiawassee County convicted a trucker of first-degree murder Thursday in the shootings of an abortion protester and a businessman, rejecting claims that the gunman could not be held criminally responsible because he was mentally ill at the time.

Police Justice THE FBI ARE INVESTIGATING THE FATAL POLICE SHOOTING OF A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY The child was carrying a pellet gun that the sheriff's deputy reportedly thought was an AK-47.

"The shootings of civilians was a predetermined plan".

Meanwhile, the Pima County Sheriff's Department said it would not make public any more information on the shootings because of a dispute with the office of the county attorney, Barbara LaWall.

Speaking after a tense fortnight in the US spanning two mass shootings of police officers and a pair of controversial shootings of civilians by officers, the attorney general, Loretta Lynch, on Monday described Long's shootings as "yet another instance of violence tearing at the fabric of our nation".