At least ten people died Tuesday at a high school in Canada after a person opened fire inside the building in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, according to the EFE news agency, citing police sources. Among the dead was the suspected shooter, who committed suicide, police said. Authorities have identified the shooter as an 18-year-old woman with mental health issues, but have not released details about a possible motive. Officers arrived at the school two minutes after receiving an alert, at 1:20 p.m. (local time), and found six people dead inside. Two more bodies were found at a nearby residence in an incident that appears to be related to the shooting. Another person died while being transported to a hospital.

One of Catalonia's most dangerous highways, the N-340, was the scene of a high-speed shootout this Friday. A car opened fire on another vehicle as it passed through Vila-seca, causing the targeted car to crash. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) have launched an investigation into the incident, which, according to initial findings, appears to be related to drug trafficking. The incident occurred around 3:00 PM. The first vehicle had more than one occupant, but they managed to escape, and it is not entirely clear how many people were in it. In any case, when the driver opened fire on the second vehicle, they attempted to maneuver to avoid the bullets and ended up crashing. Two people in the second vehicle were treated by paramedics and taken to the hospital for injuries that, according to police sources, are not serious. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police), however, believe that more people were traveling in the vehicle that was the target of the shooting, and that they fled after the accident. This further leads the police to suspect that it could be a drug-related conflict.

One. Two. Three. These are the sounds that echoed through a residential area of Castelldefels, in the Baix Llobregat region, on Monday afternoon. It was approximately 4:00 PM. In broad daylight, a man was walking along Doctor Fleming Street when, suddenly, another man approached him and shot him three times. He did so at close range, without exchanging a word. This is the account of a witness who saw the incident, which has been collected by the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police), who are now investigating this latest crime in Catalonia. First, neighbors and then paramedics tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate the man, who ultimately died. According to ARA, the man was originally from Montenegro. The police had no prior information about him. This suggests that he had only recently arrived in the country and that the shooting may have been an execution. After firing the shots, the perpetrator fled on foot, most likely through a park located next to the crime scene. It all happened on a sidewalk, next to some dumpsters, in a residential area with a few businesses. "I heard three shots. I thought they were firecrackers. But when my colleagues went outside, they saw the victim on the ground. And there was no trace of the shooter," a worker recounted. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) tried to cordon off the crime scene and even deployed a helicopter, but so far they haven't found the gunman.

Donald Trump has found in the shooting of two soldiers in Washington the springboard from which to advance his campaign to close the United States to immigrants. Although the focus until now has been on the pursuit and deportation of undocumented immigrants, the US administration has also been approving a series of measures to make it more difficult for immigrants of any kind to enter the country. Now, after Private Sarah Beckstrom died from a gunshot wound allegedly inflicted by a young Afghan man on Wednesday, the US president has announced that he will stop the entry of immigrants from the "Third World" and that he will "denaturalize" those who are "incompatible with civility." "I will denaturalize migrants who undermine domestic peace and deport any alien who is a public charge, a security risk, or incompatible with Western civilization," the US president wrote on Truth Social, without detailing how or according to what criteria he would do so. In the same post, besides saying he would "permanently" stop immigration from the "Third World," he also hinted that he would end all legal permits granted during the Joe Biden administration.

Juan Bautista Peset (Godella, 1886 - Paterna, 1941) might have been spared a firing squad. A doctor and rector of the University of Valencia, Franco sentenced him to 30 years and one day, but some of his faculty colleagues weren't satisfied. They filed a second complaint and, to convince the Francoists, sent a lecture in which the only parish priest shot after the Civil War defended republicanism. Peset was buried in the tomb of his younger brother, who had died when he was just 2 years old. Until the arrival of democracy, no one dared to put his name in the cemetery.

A man opened fire on Wednesday at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Dallas, Texas, killing two migrants detained there and leaving another seriously injured, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security reported.

One of the critically injured in the shooting in a park in Mollet del Vallès died in hospital, the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) reported this Sunday. The incident occurred this Saturday at around 12:30 a.m. in the Parc de Colors, in an area very close to the Mollet hospital, when three people were injured by firearms.

An autopsy room is cold and bright. Everything is clean, metallic, and dazzling, from the bunks to the lamps, utensils, and refrigerators. The autopsy rooms of the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Catalonia (IMLCFC) are in the basement of the City of Justice, a kind of underground hospital (the smell is similar). There are four double autopsy rooms and one single room. We enter the one with a few chairs through a glass window. As if in a movie theater, students and future judges sit and watch the autopsies in action.

The hypothesis that the victim of the shooting at 200 Consell de Cent, Barcelona, is linked to organized crime is gaining ground. According to ARA, a weapon and two Croatian passports were found inside the apartment where the man had recently lived. For this reason, and due to the manner in which the man was found, the victim was found in the apartment where he had recently lived. how the murder occurred –shot in the back and in the doorway of the building where he lived–, the Mossos d'Esquadra suspect that the case may be an execution within the scope of organized crime.

He was between 30 and 40 years old, originally from Eastern Europe, and had recently been living at 200 Consell de Cent, Barcelona, where he was found shot dead on Tuesday. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are still investigating. the execution of a man in the Eixample in broad daylight, inside the entrance of the building where he lived. According to police sources, the perpetrator or perpetrators managed to flee the scene of the crime and have not yet been identified or located. The manner in which the homicide occurred.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are investigating the violent death of a man who was shot multiple times in Barcelona's Eixample district on Tuesday afternoon in broad daylight, inside the entrance to number 200 Consell de Cent street. The victim is a young man between 30 and 40 years old who was shot multiple times as he entered the building, according to the initial hypotheses of the Catalan police. In fact, ARA has been able to verify that the glass door of the building where the shots were fired had at least one hole that could have been the result of a bullet impact. However, the perpetrator or perpetrators managed to flee the scene of the crime, and the police are still searching for them.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) have arrested a middle-aged man for opening fire from a car at a truck in Montblanc and then fleeing along the AP-7 motorway to Molins de Rei, when the police intercepted him, according to ARA. According to police sources, an off-duty Mossos d'Esquadra officer saw a car shooting at a truck at the exit of the Lille tunnel, on the A-27 motorway near Montblanc. The heavy vehicle had at least two bullet holes. The officer quickly alerted the authorities and gave a description of the car from which the shots had come, a Volkswagen Golf, and another vehicle that could be involved in the incident, an Audi Q5. The incident occurred at twenty minutes to two on Thursday afternoon.

A two-year-old girl who was injured in a shootout between families from warring clans in Cáceres died this Monday, the Extremadura Health Service confirmed to Efe.

The method of the crime, with a car stopping without asking questions and shooting at a target, already pointed to revenge. An execution traditionally linked to drug trafficking and often carried out by a hitman. This is what happened in the early hours of Sunday at the exit of the Chicago Latino nightclub, in an industrial estate in Terrassa. The man was shot five times, and the emergency services were unable to revive him. The vehicle, with a foreign number plate, fled. The Mossos d'Esquadra have identified the gunman, but no arrests have yet been made.

The increase in illegal trafficking of firearms, closely linked to drug trafficking, is one of the problems that most worries the Mossos d'Esquadra. Although for the moment it is not leading to an increase in murders in shootings (Last year, the number of victims was almost halved.), there have been a considerable number of incidents involving firearms in a very short period of time: there are five incidents in the last four days. The latest of all was this Monday, just after five in the morning, on the border between Barcelona and L'Hospitalet, leaving a man seriously injured.

The security guard who shot and wounded three former colleagues and a police officer on Tuesday in Tarragona has been arrested. The man barricaded himself in an abandoned farmhouse between the municipalities of Riudoms and Borges del Camp and, after exchanging fire with police, he was "neutralised" and arrested. The agents had deployed a strong police device to catch the fugitive and had warned that he was armed and dangerous. The detainee, aged 40, has a weapons permit, knows how to use them and had managed to avert police controls in Tarragona and reach this the Baix Camp in a Citroën Xsara. Officers cut the T-11 highway, which connects Reus and Tarragona, to surround the area and prevent him from fleeing again.