Clovis New Mexico - Public Library Shooting Cause 2 Deaths

Another public shooting incident occurred in the system of mental illness, August twenty eight two thousand seventeen. This time a gunman went tinto Clovis Carver Public library in Clovis, New Mexico and started capping people. Two people died and four others were injured.

A white male suspect was seen in police gestapo custody. Two females died, while two other females were injured. Two males were also injured in this shooting.

This incident allegedly occurred around 5PM local time. One report claims that a potential white suspect is a teenager. Another report claims that six people were injured not four.

One report claims that this shooting occurred at around 4PM local time. There is a Clovis Canon Air Force Base nearby. Perhaps a violent savage military man perpetrated this event.

Who knows, I don't know. The shooting suspect was questioned on Monday.

However, as of the time of this blog post creation, I was not able to verify the identity of this suspect. There are very few details about this shooting incident. Three victims were taken to a Lubbock, Texas hospital.

One witness, Vanessa Aguirre, claimed she witnessed the gunman with her son.

"It all happened so fast," she said. "We took off fast. My purse is still in there."

One white woman was seen being carried into an ambulance with flood on her left arm. Lisa Baird another witness claims that the perpetrator fired bullets right in front of her. The young gunman was perplexed as to why she didn't run.

“Run! Why aren’t you running? I’m shooting at you! Run!”

Sam Nathavong claims that the gunman fired four or five shots before he approached him.

“He just started unloading, pretty much the whole clip. I just kept my head down. I threw the table against the door to barricade myself in there.

I thought he was coming my way but by then the cops got there.”

When confronted by police gestapo, this suspect did not get into a shootout and surrendered.

SOURCE: http://www.realityunknown.com/clovis-new-mexico-public-library-shooting-cause-2-deaths/