At Virginia's on King restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina, a shooting occurred on August 24, the perpetrator took the people in the institution hostage and held them for three hours. At the moment, all the hostages have been released, the criminal has been wounded and detained by the police, CNN reports. ...
Dylan Roof, 22, is convicted of the 2015 Charleston, South Carolina church massacre. The jury announced the verdict. The defendant was charged under 33 articles. Including, the murder of 9 people on the basis of racial hatred. College ...
Dylan Roof, 22, who is accused of shooting 9 African Americans in a church in Charleston, has been declared sane and will stand trial. The trial will be held behind closed doors, as the judge believes that “public disclosure of certain information would infringe on the rights of the defendant in accordance with ...
Wells Fargo employees in Charleston, southeastern South Carolina, were forced to call the sheriff's department after they found a red-and-brown Ford Ranger pickup truck in a parking lot outside a building with an inadequate man driving. By…
North of Charleston, South Carolina, the seventh black church was completely burned down. This time the victim of the fire was the historic temple of the African Methodist Episcopal Church on Mount Zion, built over 100 years ago. The police are considering arson. Firefighters of two ...
Dylan Roof, the killer of nine people in an African American church in Charleston, has already appeared in court. At the moment he is in prison, so the court session was conducted via videoconference. The investigation has already found out that Rufus was planning an attack on the school, and ...
The secret services found a website on the Internet, which published the announcement of the execution of African Americans in Charleston. It belongs to Dylan Rufu, who committed the murders. In February of this year, the domain of this site was registered to it, but later the name was disguised. The site contains photos of Dylan, on ...
US President Barack Obama is calling for an urgent tightening of gun laws. He said that racism is currently the main “disease” of American society. Obama argues that in the wake of the murder of black churchgoers in Charleston, existing gun laws must be immediately reviewed.…
US police detained a 21-year-old suspect in a shooting at a church in Charleston, South Carolina, which killed nine people. Earlier it became known that the FBI identified the attacker on the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Dylanne Roof of Lexington. The young man was ...