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With yet another mass shooting. Five people were killed and 21 injured as Officials Say he opened fire. Officials say it happened in broad daylight after a traffic stop. They say the gunman shot the state trooper who pulled him over, fled the scene and at some point along the way stole a postal truck which he used to continue his rampage. Police eventually caught up with him in the parking lot of a moo Movie Theater, exchanged fire and killed him. The gunmans motives have not clear. Officials say he used a rifle to carry out this attack. It came one day before ten new gun laws go into effect. For example, starting today its legal for licensed gun owners to carry in places of worship and store weapons and ammunition in locked vehicles at public schools. And clearly the opposite of what you would do if you want to actually reduce gun violence. Reactions to the seeming state of National Paralysis on gun violence have been swift on democrats including a particularly blunt reaction from pre
JEFFERSON CITY - As we continue to remember the impact of the 2019 tornado left in the Jefferson City community, KRCG-13 talked with Jefferson City residents to