“No more ideas and prayers”: The lawmakers and preachers are called in Minnesota to control the weapon

He joined lawmakers from several levels of government in Minnesota in Minneapolis on Thursday to call for federal and federal weapons in the wake of the shooting at a Catholic Church on Wednesday, where two children were killed and 18 other people were injured, most of them children.

“Here we are again, because the politicians prefer to protect the profits of the arms lounge rather than protecting our children,” said Angela Ferril Zabala, Executive Director of Mothers’ request.

In the United States, deadly violence has become increasingly common in schools, churches and other environments that are safe, despite efforts to enhance security and identify potential perpetrators before they can act. Every new collective shooting raises a long -term national debate about arrival in weapons.

On Wednesday’s attack, the gunman, a gun, a pistol and a gun – were all legally obtained, according to the police – through the church -stained glass windows at students from a dependent school, sitting in Bewes to obtain a service to celebrate the beginning of the new academic year.

Two children, between the ages of eight and 10, were killed in the shooting.

He calls the mayor to ban offensive weapons

Police said on Thursday that the shooter fired 116 rifle rounds in the church.

At a afternoon press conference in the city hall, the Maynabolis mayor Jacob Fry called for a government and academic ban on offensive weapons and high capacity magazines.

“There is no reason for someone to be able to get rid of 30 rounds before they have to re -download,” he said.

“We are not talking about your father’s hunting rifle here. We are talking about weapons that were built for disgusting and killing people.”

The United States Supreme Court’s ruling for 2008 reaffirmed the right of individual Americans to own weapons.

The mayor assumed a case with the viewpoint of many conservatives supporting the gun who argue that the spread of armed violence in the United States is the issue of mental health, which has nothing to do with firearms.

“The people who say, this is not related to weapons,” Fry said in a previous interview with ABC News. This is related to weapons. ”

Actor Ilhan Omar from Minnesota talked about the survival war in Somalia At the age of eight, she never dreams that she will exercise active shooter in the United States.

“There is mainly something broken,” she said.

There was 286 mass shooting in the United States this year, as of August 27, according to Archives of weapon violenceNon -profit group. He defines group shooting that he is killed or wounded four or more people, not including the shooter.

There is no criminal history

At a separate new conference on Thursday, the police chief of Minyabolis Brian, Uhar, said that the shooter had no criminal history and not obligations that were ordered in the state-and therefore there was nothing to prevent the attacker from buying weapons.

The federal and state authorities said that the shooter was driven by hatred, magic with mass fire and a notorious desire.

Joseph e said. Tomson, who behaves with the lawyer of Minnesota: “The shooter has retreated from some of the most lying and school archers in the history of our country.”

On Thursday, officials of the city of Minneapolis rose to 15 years of children who were shot on Wednesday in the Catholic Church, in addition to three children in the eighties who were also injured. One child was in critical condition on Thursday, while 11 other victims remained in hospitals.

“A 10 -year -old boy had courage hidden in the church Pew, while his friend protected him with his body, which I saw from many legislators more than just a rifle of a rifle more than a child,” said Ferrill Zabala.

“No more excuses. No more ideas and prayers. Prayers did not save these children while a gun fire was launched while they were already praying. The work will be.”