“Anders Brewick” is the code that the perpetrator of the horrific crime wrote in his gun last Saturday in New York State, when Python Gondron, an American teenager, shot at a Buffalo supermarket and killed 10 people to remember the most violent people. A massacre that the world witnessed more than 11 years ago.
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia explained that the shooter had written several names in white on his weapon, including Anders Brewick, the perpetrator of the 2011 Norwegian massacre, apparently after his actions.
On July 22, 2011, Anders Brewick, another notorious serial killer, attacked a camp of young, mostly teenage workers, for more than an hour with a firearm on the Norwegian island of Otoya and blew up a machine. A bomb blast near the government headquarters in Oslo has killed at least 77 people and injured dozens more.
These attacks were classified as the worst and bloodiest attacks in the country since World War II.
The investigation also revealed another fact, that Python Gondron’s killer had attracted the attention of law enforcement after threatening his high school classmates.
He added that in June 2021, the defendant made statements that indicated that, according to the school principal during the investigation, he intended to shoot, either at a graduation party or shortly thereafter.
It is noteworthy that US police confirmed that 10 people were killed and three others were wounded by a gunman wearing a bodyguard and carrying a powerful rifle, two of whom were in critical condition outside and inside a grocery store on Jefferson Street. Was. In New York State, last Saturday.
Police arrested the killer on charges of “premeditated murder” and a video was posted on Twitter showing his arrest.
Police also referred Jendron for counseling and assessment of his mental health after the crime.
While Governor Katie Hoochol called the suspect “the top white supremacist,” he promised in a briefing Saturday evening that he would do more to crack down on illegal weapons by increasing law enforcement monitoring of social media.
Source: Lebanon Debate
