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Continued firing in the United States for the second day, the attacker was in the uniform of the parcel delivery service


Continued firing in the United States for the second day, the attacker was in the uniform of the parcel delivery service


SAN FRANCISCO: In February, Virginia was beaten in Virginia during a practice match in Virginia, where three people, including a Republican MP, were injured.

When US President Donald Trump and Mellina Trump Hospital arrived to visit the injured. Where they asked about the injured.
However, the attack of Republican MP Steve Scaleis is being seriously shown in the attack. The firing incident in the United States continues to be the second consecutive day.

The firing incident in the United States continues to be the second consecutive day. After Virginia, an unknown gunman killed three people in San Francisco firing.After that the attacker himself committed suicide by shooting himself.The incident happened at US parcel company UPS's warehouse. Two people have been injured in the attack


Uniform was an attacker

- San Francisco Police Chief Police Chief Tony Chaplin said that the identity of the gunman could not be known. - The police chief further stated that "the attacker was in the uniform of the parcel delivery service. However, that police believe this incident is not linked to terrorism. - USPS spokeswoman Steve Gout said that an angry employee has fired this.


Firing in Virginia, MP wounded.

- In America, firing in front of the Baseball Practice match every year between civilians, in which five top five Republican MPs were injured. - In this attack, the police arrested a man suspected of being a suspect. - According to Republican MP Moe Brooks, Senior Congress Member Steve Skalys was shot on the waist. - US President Donald Trump and his wife arrived at Malenia to meet Scalios at the hospital.

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