果然是大寒冥国啊

完蛋了，宇宙人又和美帝干上了，印象中这个是第二次了，宇宙第一战士校园大战上帝子民。下午有空再google 一下把上次那笔旧账找出来。

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声明这张照片来路不明，但是我看到的报道在照片下面有写 The alleged gunman killed seven people and injured three others at a Christian university before running into a Safeway. Picture: AP

4月2日，在美国奥克兰州的枪击事件现场，警察和救援人员紧张工作。新华社/美联社

新华网旧金山4月2日电  据此间媒体报道，美国加利福尼亚州奥克兰市一所大学2日发生枪击事件，目前已造成至少6人死亡，多人受伤。

枪击发生在当地时间2日上午10时30分左右，地点在奥克兰市的奥伊科斯大学。据学校网站介绍，这所私立教会学校主要向韩国裔学生提供宗教、护理和音乐等方面的课程。

警方随后在附近一座购物中心逮捕了一名犯罪嫌疑人，但没有透露其是否为该学校学生。根据警方早些时候公布的嫌疑人特征，凶手是一名40多岁的韩裔男性。

该大学创建人、牧师金正在接受当地《奥克兰论坛报》采访时称，嫌疑人原在该校学习护理，但现在已经不是在校生，他并不清楚此人是被学校开除还是自愿退学。金正说他大概听到了30声枪响。

一名目击者对《旧金山纪事报》说，一名男子在护理课上突然近距离向一名同学的胸部开枪，接着向整个教室扫射。

据了解，奥伊科斯大学并不在美国教育部认证的学校名单上，但被加州私立高等教育局批准授予神学、音乐、亚洲医学和护理学等方面的学位。
source from: http://news.163.com/12/0403/06/7U56T3QU0001121M.html

NYT 的报道：
OAKLAND, Calif. — A gunman opened fire on students and staff at a religious college here on Monday morning, killing seven people and wounding at least three more, the authorities said.
Shortly after the shootings, the suspect, whom the police identified as One Goh, 43, according to The Associated Press, was taken into custody outside a Safeway grocery in nearby Alameda, several miles from scene of the attack. Little else was known about his background or his motives.

The shooting occurred around 10:30 a.m. at Oikos University, a Christian college affiliated with a Korean-American church, Praise to God Korean Church, and located in a commercial and industrial area of East Oakland near Oakland International Airport where there many Korean-American businesses.

The suspect, who was believed to have acted alone, had been a nursing student at the college but was not enrolled at the time of the shooting, the university’s founder, Pastor Jong Kim, told The Oakland Tribune.

The police got the first word of the shootings at 10:30 a.m., said Officer Kevin McDonald, a spokesman for the Oakland Police Department.

Tashi Wangchuk, 38, a videographer from Richmond, Calif., said he went to the college after he got a call from his wife, Dechen, a nursing student at Oikos.

“My wife called and said, in a hushed voice, ’Call 911. There’s a shooting going on in here,’ “ he said. “She told me someone came in with a gun and started shooting randomly.”

Mr. Wangchuk’s wife, who was crouching inside a classroom with other students, said that the gunman shot through the door of the classroom before leaving the scene, her husband said. On Monday afternoon, she was still being held inside the university as the police locked down the area around the small college.

Relatives clustered outside the college, along a grassy median, trying to get word from the authorities about when their children, or spouses, would be released. What appeared to be four bodies were laid out, under sheets, on the median. The wounded had been taken away in ambulances.

Larry Reid, who is the president of the Oakland City Council and represents the district where the shooting occurred, said that there was one gunman.

“It’s just a sad day in my city whenever there’s a loss of life,” said Mr. Reid. “There are just too many guns in the hands of people who are not afraid to use them,” Mr. Reid said.

Gov. Jerry Brown, a former Oakland mayor, said in a statement: “The tragic loss of life at Oikos University today is shocking and sad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, their families and friends and the entire community affected by this senseless act of violence.”

According to the college’s Web site, “Oikos University was launched to provide highest standard education with Christian value and inspiration.” Oikos offers courses in music, nursing, English, Bible studies and other subjects. It caters largely to Korean and Korean-American students.

Deborah Lee, 25, who studies English as a second language at the university, said she was inside a classroom Monday morning. “I heard some gunshots and women screaming: ‘Somebody has a gun — run!’ ” Ms. Lee said.

She said she heard five or six gunshots. “My teacher yelled, ‘Run, run,’ and we all ran outside.”

Ms. Lee said she did not see the gunman. “I heard a pop, pop, pop sound and then girls screaming,” she said. Ms. Lee believed the shooting occurred in the same building as her classroom.

She said she was frightened, but added, “I’m a Christian and I believe God protects me.”

SWAT teams and heavily armed officers could be seen outside the college, near an armored vehicle belonging to the Oakland police.

Mary Ping, 47, said she got a call from an instructor at the university telling her that a shooting was under way. Ms. Ping said her 24-year-old daughter, Kathleen, works at Oikos University as a receptionist in the front office.

Ms. Ping said she received a phone call from the front office number shortly after 10:30 but was not able to answer it. She believes it was her daughter calling but has not heard anything from her since.

“No one is answering the front desk number now,” Ms. Ping said. “Somebody called me from that number. I think it was her and I think that means she’s alive, I can’t think about it more than that. It is too scary.”

Malia Wollan reported from Oakland, and Norimitsu Onishi from San Francisco.

source from: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/0 ... if.html?_r=1&hp




完蛋了，宇宙人又和美帝干上了，印象中这个是第二次了，宇宙第一战士校园大战上帝子民。下午有空再google 一下把上次那笔旧账找出来。

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2012-4-3 09:25 上传

声明这张照片来路不明，但是我看到的报道在照片下面有写 The alleged gunman killed seven people and injured three others at a Christian university before running into a Safeway. Picture: AP

4月2日，在美国奥克兰州的枪击事件现场，警察和救援人员紧张工作。新华社/美联社

新华网旧金山4月2日电  据此间媒体报道，美国加利福尼亚州奥克兰市一所大学2日发生枪击事件，目前已造成至少6人死亡，多人受伤。

枪击发生在当地时间2日上午10时30分左右，地点在奥克兰市的奥伊科斯大学。据学校网站介绍，这所私立教会学校主要向韩国裔学生提供宗教、护理和音乐等方面的课程。

警方随后在附近一座购物中心逮捕了一名犯罪嫌疑人，但没有透露其是否为该学校学生。根据警方早些时候公布的嫌疑人特征，凶手是一名40多岁的韩裔男性。

该大学创建人、牧师金正在接受当地《奥克兰论坛报》采访时称，嫌疑人原在该校学习护理，但现在已经不是在校生，他并不清楚此人是被学校开除还是自愿退学。金正说他大概听到了30声枪响。

一名目击者对《旧金山纪事报》说，一名男子在护理课上突然近距离向一名同学的胸部开枪，接着向整个教室扫射。

据了解，奥伊科斯大学并不在美国教育部认证的学校名单上，但被加州私立高等教育局批准授予神学、音乐、亚洲医学和护理学等方面的学位。
source from: http://news.163.com/12/0403/06/7U56T3QU0001121M.html

NYT 的报道：
OAKLAND, Calif. — A gunman opened fire on students and staff at a religious college here on Monday morning, killing seven people and wounding at least three more, the authorities said.
Shortly after the shootings, the suspect, whom the police identified as One Goh, 43, according to The Associated Press, was taken into custody outside a Safeway grocery in nearby Alameda, several miles from scene of the attack. Little else was known about his background or his motives.

The shooting occurred around 10:30 a.m. at Oikos University, a Christian college affiliated with a Korean-American church, Praise to God Korean Church, and located in a commercial and industrial area of East Oakland near Oakland International Airport where there many Korean-American businesses.

The suspect, who was believed to have acted alone, had been a nursing student at the college but was not enrolled at the time of the shooting, the university’s founder, Pastor Jong Kim, told The Oakland Tribune.

The police got the first word of the shootings at 10:30 a.m., said Officer Kevin McDonald, a spokesman for the Oakland Police Department.

Tashi Wangchuk, 38, a videographer from Richmond, Calif., said he went to the college after he got a call from his wife, Dechen, a nursing student at Oikos.

“My wife called and said, in a hushed voice, ’Call 911. There’s a shooting going on in here,’ “ he said. “She told me someone came in with a gun and started shooting randomly.”

Mr. Wangchuk’s wife, who was crouching inside a classroom with other students, said that the gunman shot through the door of the classroom before leaving the scene, her husband said. On Monday afternoon, she was still being held inside the university as the police locked down the area around the small college.

Relatives clustered outside the college, along a grassy median, trying to get word from the authorities about when their children, or spouses, would be released. What appeared to be four bodies were laid out, under sheets, on the median. The wounded had been taken away in ambulances.

Larry Reid, who is the president of the Oakland City Council and represents the district where the shooting occurred, said that there was one gunman.

“It’s just a sad day in my city whenever there’s a loss of life,” said Mr. Reid. “There are just too many guns in the hands of people who are not afraid to use them,” Mr. Reid said.

Gov. Jerry Brown, a former Oakland mayor, said in a statement: “The tragic loss of life at Oikos University today is shocking and sad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, their families and friends and the entire community affected by this senseless act of violence.”

According to the college’s Web site, “Oikos University was launched to provide highest standard education with Christian value and inspiration.” Oikos offers courses in music, nursing, English, Bible studies and other subjects. It caters largely to Korean and Korean-American students.

Deborah Lee, 25, who studies English as a second language at the university, said she was inside a classroom Monday morning. “I heard some gunshots and women screaming: ‘Somebody has a gun — run!’ ” Ms. Lee said.

She said she heard five or six gunshots. “My teacher yelled, ‘Run, run,’ and we all ran outside.”

Ms. Lee said she did not see the gunman. “I heard a pop, pop, pop sound and then girls screaming,” she said. Ms. Lee believed the shooting occurred in the same building as her classroom.

She said she was frightened, but added, “I’m a Christian and I believe God protects me.”

SWAT teams and heavily armed officers could be seen outside the college, near an armored vehicle belonging to the Oakland police.

Mary Ping, 47, said she got a call from an instructor at the university telling her that a shooting was under way. Ms. Ping said her 24-year-old daughter, Kathleen, works at Oikos University as a receptionist in the front office.

Ms. Ping said she received a phone call from the front office number shortly after 10:30 but was not able to answer it. She believes it was her daughter calling but has not heard anything from her since.

“No one is answering the front desk number now,” Ms. Ping said. “Somebody called me from that number. I think it was her and I think that means she’s alive, I can’t think about it more than that. It is too scary.”

Malia Wollan reported from Oakland, and Norimitsu Onishi from San Francisco.

source from: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/0 ... if.html?_r=1&hp