http://www.ajc.com/news/national/police-shot-little-rock-nightclub/eMCMbh3rUT4LkyEm1CY1cP/ "At least 25 people were shot in an Arkansas nightclub early Saturday" "One person was upgraded from critical to stable condition after the 2:30 a.m. incident at the Power Ultra Lounge in Little Rock, police said. Little Rock police confirmed that all victims were alive. Police said 28 people in total were injured: 25 from gun shot wounds and 3 from other injuries." "According to police, there was a dispute during a concert and an exchange of gunfire took place"
So apparently the violence was planned and advertised. The poster clearly shows some thug pointing a gun at the viewer. I guess anyone that didn't get shot at can sue for false advertising.
No false advertising. They have the guy taking aim on the poster and the shooting and everything. Just because you did not get shot does not mean false advertising. Just means you were lucky or the shooter has bad aim or ran out of ammo. Nemo
Apparently the main shooter was arrested over the weekend in Alabama by the FBI and US Marshall's. Interstate flight seems a likely addition to the charges.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/feds-bodyguards-gun-mass-shooting-little-rock-club/ A shell casing matched? Same brand as in gun?
Firing pin impressions. http://forensicoutreach.com/library/6-remarkable-ways-guns-can-be-linked-to-a-crime-scene/