September 28th, 2010

The 2010 UT Shooting took place today, and there was one gunman at the University of Texas shooting.  In an apparent act of suicide, he took his own life.  This comes at the heels of the Johns Hopkins shooting and other gun related crimes this year.

Many are wondering how the slew of shootings will affect second amendment rights, which are increasingly under scrutiny with the liberal Obama administration. So far, the UT shooting, the Fort Bliss Shooting, and a family shooting in Washington have all happened this month.  One year ago, the Fort Hood massacre claimed the lives of 15. It will be interesting to see if those against the second amendment will use these highly publicized, yet isolated incidences to further their political agendas.

The gunman didn’t take any lives but his own.  He opened fire, but was the only one to suffer any injury or death.  His name has not been released, but will be in the future.  Campus was on lockdown for 4 hours, and classes are canceled in the wake of the UT Shooting 2010.

This is still breaking news, and we will update you as more information becomes available.