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December 11th, 2018 Shooting Metropolitan Cathedral In Campinas, A Dream From December 9th Of The Same Year May Be Related.  Four Shot Dead, Four Injured In Sao Paulo Cathedral  Authorities Say A Man Opened Fire After Mass At The Metropolitan Cathedral In Campinas, Brazil, Dec. 11, Killing At Least Four People Before Committing Suicide. (AP)  Sao Paulo €” A Man Shot Four People Dead In A Cathedral Outside Of Sao Paulo On Tuesday, Before Killing Himself In One Of The Worst Mass Shootings In Brazil’S Recent History. Euler Grandolpho, 49, Can Be Seen On Video Surveillance Footage Walking Pew By Pew Spraying Parishioners With Bullets While They Scrambled To Exit The Church.  The Shooting Comes Months Before Brazil’S Legislature Is Expected To Vote On A Controversial Bill To Loosen Gun Laws, A Key Campaign Promise Of Right-Wing President-Elect Jair Bolsonaro.  The Shooting Appeared To Be Premeditated.  €Œhe Did Not Arrive Shooting,€ Said Hamilton Filho, The Sheriff Investigating The Case. Grandolpho Entered The Church Around Midday As A Mass Was Underway. He Watched The Service From The Back, Then Sat Among The Parishioners And Started Firing, Police Said.  Officers Standing Outside Heard The Shots And Burst Into The Church. One Policeman Was Shot In The Leg By Grandolpho, Who Took A Bullet To The Abdomen Before Killing Himself, According To Local News Reports. He Still Had 28 Bullets In His Backpack.  €Œi’M Very Lucky To Be Alive,€ Said Pedro Rodrigues, 66, A Parishioner Who Ran When He Heard The Shots.  The Priest Who Was Performing The Mass Posted A Video On His Facebook Page Asking For Prayers For The Victims And The Shooter. €Œwe Are Very Shocked With What Happened,€ Said Father Amauri Thomazzi, His Voice Breaking In The Video. €Œi Ask For Everyone’S Prayers.€  Four Others Were Wounded.  While Gun Violence Is Rampant In Brazil, Mass Shootings Are Rare. Many Brazilians Are Calling For Looser Gun Laws To Protect Themselves Against An Epidemic Of Violence That Led To More Than 60,000 Homicides Last Year, A Record.  Bolsonaro, A Former Army Captain, Has Pledged To Crack Down On Crime And Make It Easier For Average Citizens To Arm Themselves. Currently, Brazil’S Laws Limit Gun Ownership To Police Officers And Select Citizens Who Can Prove Their Need For A Gun. Brazil’S Legislature Is Set To Vote On A New Law That Would Allow The Use Of Guns In Self-Defense And Lower The Legal Age To Purchase A Gun From 25 To 21.  Most Brazilians Oppose The Bill, And Security Experts Argue That More Guns Could Inflate Brazil’S Already High Crime Rates. Still, The Bill, A Cornerstone Of Bolsonaro’S Tough-On-Crime Platform, Is Expected To Pass With A Simple Majority Early Next Year.

11433 9 December 2018 6 - December 11th, 2018 Shooting Metropolitan Cathedral In Campinas, A Dream From December 9th Of ...

December 11th, 2018 Shooting Metropolitan Cathedral In Campinas, A Dream From December 9th Of The Same Year May Be Related. Four Shot Dead, Four Injured In Sao Paulo Cathedral Authorities Say A Man Opened Fire After Mass At The Metropolitan Cathedral In Campinas, Brazil, Dec. 11, Killing At Least Four People Before Committing Suicide. (AP) Sao Paulo €” A Man Shot Four People Dead In A Cathedral Outside Of Sao Paulo On Tuesday, Before Killing Himself In One Of The Worst Mass Shootings In Brazil’S Recent History. Euler Grandolpho, 49, Can Be Seen On Video Surveillance Footage Walking Pew By Pew Spraying Parishioners With Bullets While They Scrambled To Exit The Church. The Shooting Comes Months Before Brazil’S Legislature Is Expected To Vote On A Controversial Bill To Loosen Gun Laws, A Key Campaign Promise Of Right-Wing President-Elect Jair Bolsonaro. The Shooting Appeared To Be Premeditated. €Œhe Did Not Arrive Shooting,€ Said Hamilton Filho, The Sheriff Investigating The Case. Grandolpho Entered The Church Around Midday As A Mass Was Underway. He Watched The Service From The Back, Then Sat Among The Parishioners And Started Firing, Police Said. Officers Standing Outside Heard The Shots And Burst Into The Church. One Policeman Was Shot In The Leg By Grandolpho, Who Took A Bullet To The Abdomen Before Killing Himself, According To Local News Reports. He Still Had 28 Bullets In His Backpack. €Œi’M Very Lucky To Be Alive,€ Said Pedro Rodrigues, 66, A Parishioner Who Ran When He Heard The Shots. The Priest Who Was Performing The Mass Posted A Video On His Facebook Page Asking For Prayers For The Victims And The Shooter. €Œwe Are Very Shocked With What Happened,€ Said Father Amauri Thomazzi, His Voice Breaking In The Video. €Œi Ask For Everyone’S Prayers.€ Four Others Were Wounded. While Gun Violence Is Rampant In Brazil, Mass Shootings Are Rare. Many Brazilians Are Calling For Looser Gun Laws To Protect Themselves Against An Epidemic Of Violence That Led To More Than 60,000 Homicides Last Year, A Record. Bolsonaro, A Former Army Captain, Has Pledged To Crack Down On Crime And Make It Easier For Average Citizens To Arm Themselves. Currently, Brazil’S Laws Limit Gun Ownership To Police Officers And Select Citizens Who Can Prove Their Need For A Gun. Brazil’S Legislature Is Set To Vote On A New Law That Would Allow The Use Of Guns In Self-Defense And Lower The Legal Age To Purchase A Gun From 25 To 21. Most Brazilians Oppose The Bill, And Security Experts Argue That More Guns Could Inflate Brazil’S Already High Crime Rates. Still, The Bill, A Cornerstone Of Bolsonaro’S Tough-On-Crime Platform, Is Expected To Pass With A Simple Majority Early Next Year.

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