Borderline Bar & Grill: Report details likely motive for mass shooting
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Investigators work at the scene of a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, November 8, 2018. - A 28-year-old US Marine Corps combat veteran opened fire in a crowded country music bar in California, killing 12 p
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. - An investigative report on a 2018 mass shooting during a Southern California bar’s Country College Night found the likely motive of the military veteran who carried out the attack was disdain for civilians and especially college students, a newspaper said.
Ventura County sheriff’s detectives concluded in the 424-page report that Ian David Long, a Marine Corps veteran who served in Afghanistan, likely attacked the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks on Nov. 7, 2018, knowing of the college theme and that there would likely be many students present, the Ventura County Star said.
Borderline Bar & Grill: Report details likely motive for mass shooting
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Borderline Bar & Grill enfrenta demolición dos años después de la tragedia
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The Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, a site of tragedy that also became a place to grieve and remember, faces possible demolition.
More than two years after a gunman opened fire in the beloved bar during a county music dance night, killing 12 people, the fixture of the Thousand Oaks community may soon only be a memory.
The city confirmed to NBCLA that it is working with the property owner on several options, including demolition.
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Owner Brian Brian Hynes said his lease expired last month. He said even if the shooting had never happened, it’s likely the business would not have made it through the coronavirus pandemic.