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一美国男子因超市戴口罩购物的人太少，而威胁要枪击超市


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04-19 17:53股票经纪人

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一美国男子因超市戴口罩购物的人太少，而威胁要枪击超市

琪琪国际图文2020-04-19 17:46

2020年4月17日，在路易斯安那州巴吞鲁日，抗议者聚集在路易斯安那州州长的居家秩序和经济停顿期间，抗议者
4月16日晚美国的佛罗里达州警方逮捕了一名男子，该男子威胁要在当地的超市内开枪射击，因为他认为购物者戴着防冠状病毒的防护口罩太少了，他要作为惩戒者制止这一行为。警方说，现居住在赛百灵的布鲁克林本地人罗伯特现年62岁，他在Facebook上发帖称，他的家附近有一座超市，但是由于很多顾客购物都不戴口罩，感受到生命健康的威胁，因此他对冠状病毒爆发期间不戴口罩的人感到愤怒。他将“清空我拥有的每个剪辑”，因此他在当地的超市被捕。当地警方称“要想传达信息，需要在停车场拍摄一些自私短视频来威胁人吗？”，据报道，科夫纳已经在社交媒体上发布了该消息“相信我，病毒不是唯一可能导致您死亡的东西！”（意思是我射杀你也是一种）

当地超市仍有不少人没戴口罩
位于奥兰多以南约85英里的赛百灵警察说：“这是充满压力的时期，但没有借口制造这样的威胁。”“这可不是说笑。这不仅是糟糕的一天，这是犯罪。我们将始终认真对待它们，您将入狱。”警方对罗伯特说。被拘留几个小时后，调查人员说，罗伯特向Facebook公共论坛上大约3,300名的成员道歉，然后声称他因新冠肺炎而失去了7名亲属。罗伯特说，现在这个时候，他的岳母也在“为自己的生命而战”。

罗伯特被逮捕，这是本人
疫情之前，美国各处枪声不断，去年11月5日，26岁的白人枪手德文·凯利，在做礼拜时间，全副武装冲入得克萨斯州小镇萨瑟兰斯普林斯的一家教堂，用半自动步枪对着无辜的人群开火，造成26人当场死亡，二十多人受伤。而最近著名CBS时报发布了一则消息称：悲哀的讲，这个三月是唯一一次没有校园枪击案的月份。这则消息频频被各大媒体转发，从反面承托出美国枪支到底有多么泛滥。而佛罗里达州有美国最宽松的枪支法律，而美国盛行大规模枪击案件的发生，但是宪法却规定公民拥有枪支的权利必须得到保证。

CBS称，没有校园枪击案得三月
疫情大流行期间，枪支商店已被列为必不可少的服务，并且自3月以来创下了销售记录。根据联邦准则，佛罗里达州建议在公共场所使用口罩以防止疾病传播，但在迈阿密和迈阿密海滩等城市以外，非强制性使用面部遮罩，因为市长已下令在开放的封闭场所中佩戴口罩。到周六，佛罗里达州已记录了超过25269例冠状病毒病例，其中680人死亡。

最新佛罗里达州的确诊数
由于美国特朗普发布的重启美国经济计划周五开始执行，全美有23个州决定采用其指导方针，到现在位置，据发布的新闻消息了解，周六时间佛罗里达州的海滩游客突然之间爆满，这也让更多的佛罗里达州当地居民忧心忡忡，而科夫纳就是其中一个，最后科夫纳被控威胁要进行大规模射击。警方发言人告诉媒体，他以三万美元的保释金被释放，他的武器被没收。

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An American man threatened to shoot the supermarket because there were too few people in the supermarket wearing masks to shop



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An American man threatened to shoot the supermarket because there were too few people in the supermarket wearing masks to shop



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On April 17, 2020, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, protesters gathered during the home order and economic stagnation of the Louisiana governor.

On the evening of April 16, the Florida police in the United States arrested a man who threatened to shoot in a local supermarket because he believed that shoppers were wearing too few protective masks against coronavirus. The author stopped this behavior. Police said Robert, a Brooklyn native who is now living in Sebring, is 62 years old. He posted on Facebook that there is a supermarket near his home, but because many customers do not wear masks for shopping, they feel the threat of life and health. So he was angry at people who did not wear masks during the coronavirus outbreak. He will "empty every clip I own", so he is arrested at the local supermarket. The local police said, "Is it necessary to shoot some selfish short videos in the parking lot to threaten people to convey information?" According to reports, Kovner has already published the message on social media. "Trust me, the virus is not the only thing that may cause you Something to die! "(Meaning that I shot you is also a kind)



Many people in local supermarkets still do n’t wear masks

Sebring police, about 85 miles south of Orlando, said: "This is a stressful period, but there is no excuse to create such a threat." "This is not a joke. This is not only a bad day, this is a crime. We will always Take them seriously and you will go to prison. "The police told Robert. After being detained for several hours, investigators said that Robert apologized to about 3,300 members of the Facebook public forum and then claimed that he had lost 7 relatives due to new coronary pneumonia. Robert said that at this time, his mother-in-law is also "fighting for her own life."



Robert was arrested, this is me

Before the epidemic, gunfire continued throughout the United States. On November 5, last year, a 26-year-old white gunman Devon Kelly rushed into a church in Sutherland Springs, a small town in Texas. A semi-automatic rifle opened fire on an innocent crowd, killing 26 people on the spot and injuring more than 20 people. Recently, the well-known CBS Times published a message saying: Sadly speaking, this March is the only month without campus shootings. This news was frequently forwarded by the major media, and from the negative side, it supported how widespread the American guns were. Florida has the loosest gun laws in the United States, and mass shootings are prevalent in the United States, but the Constitution stipulates that citizens ’rights to own guns must be guaranteed.



CBS says no campus shootings are due in March

During the pandemic, gun shops have been listed as essential services, and sales records have been set since March. According to federal guidelines, Florida recommends the use of masks in public places to prevent the spread of disease, but outside cities such as Miami and Miami Beach, it is not mandatory to use face masks because the mayor has ordered masks to be worn in open, closed spaces. By Saturday, Florida had recorded more than 25,269 coronavirus cases, including 680 deaths.



Latest confirmed diagnoses in Florida

As the US economic plan released by Trump began to be implemented on Friday, 23 states across the United States decided to adopt their guidelines. As of now, according to the news released, the beach tourists in Florida suddenly filled up on Saturday. This also worried more local residents in Florida, and Koffner was one of them. Finally, Koffner was accused of threatening to conduct a large-scale shooting. A police spokesperson told the media that he was released on bail of $ 30,000 and his weapons were confiscated.



Local news media reported live photos of the beach on the afternoon of April 18

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COVID-19 doesn’t slow down America’s mass shootings

Posted Apr 16, 2020 at 12:01 AM
Updated Apr 17, 2020 at 10:13 AM

From Jan. 1 to April 11 of 2019, there were 84 shootings. During that same period this year, despite the impact of coronavirus, there were 83. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman, File)▲


Though the coronavirus has shut down much of the world, one American activity roars along unrestrained:
Mass shootings.
I made this realization after watching national-TV news one recent night with my wife. Amid the wall-to-wall COVID-19 coverage, she said, "You know, I haven't heard about any mass shootings lately. Maybe those have stopped?"
I thought about that observation, then said, "Maybe it's like with snowstorms, when people stay inside and behave better. Maybe that's an upside to the coronavirus: no mass shootings."
So, the next morning, I looked at the website for the Gun Violence Archive. The nonprofit research group tracks mass shootings, defined as those with four or more victims injured or killed. Any typical year, there is about a mass shooting every day, with yearly totals in the mid-300s.
If those facts surprise you, that's a comment on where we are as a country. Mass shootings simply are not big news anymore, just part of everyday life in America.
Anyway, as I started comparing figures between the first four months of last year and this year, a grim picture developed:
The coronavirus has slowed much of America, but not its trigger fingers. Mass shootings continue as always.

Thinking I might've misinterpreted the data, I contacted Mark Bryant, the organization's executive director. He said though last year had more mass shootings than usual, he had expected a lull this year amid stay-at-home orders. However, he has seen this year's numbers continue at the same pace as last year.
"It's really not changed," he said, sighing. "It's not good."
From Jan. 1 to April 11 of 2019, there were 84 shootings. During that same period this year, there were 83.
Though that's about the same, the carnage has increased. During last year's time frame, there were 399 victims. There were 427 this year.
I drilled down further to try to focus on the coronavirus. Finding a starting point was hard, as stay-at-home orders were issued during different times in different states, beginning in mid-March. So, I zeroed in on mass-shooting numbers from March 1 to April 11 both years.
During that shorter time span last year, there were 37 mass shootings in 2019, compared to 38 this year. Meantime, 2019 had 166 victims while this year has seen 192.
Bryant has been stunned by these figures. He and his colleagues (he has a staff of 21) had expected fewer mass shootings and victims, what with COVID-19 orders keeping people out of public places such as bars and (presumably) prompting them to stay home.
"We thought we were going to see some (numerical) diving," Bryant said.
But that hasn't happened. He is still picking through the totals. Yet he has seen three developments:
• With bars and schools closed, public mass shootings have gone down. Still, they continue (though to a lesser degree) because people -- despite stay-at-home orders and social-distancing precautions ― are still hosting clandestine house parties, Bryant said. For example, last Saturday California, where a stay-at-home order is trying to slow one of the nation's worst coronavirus outbreaks, six people were shot at a house party in Bakersfield.
• For reasons Bryant can't explain aside from happenstance, drive-by shootings are up.
• Murder-suicides are up and include multiple victims. Bryant says some of these shootings have involved a sense of despair regarding COVID-19, either one or more of the individuals has the disease, or the shooter is worried about an uncertain and unemployed future.
Bryant said trends will develop more fully as the country and the coronavirus move along. But, regarding mass shootings, he is concerned about a key factor.
"People are stressed," he said. "I wish I could give you a silver lining on this."
As for now, however, he sees no indication of a slowdown in mass shootings.
He sighed again, saying, "Same ol', same ol'."
PHIL LUCIANO is a Journal Star columnist. He can be reached at [email protected], facebook.com/philluciano and (309) 686-3155. Follow him on Twitter.com/LucianoPhil.

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