IranPress/America: US police said that three people out of ten who were shot in San Bernardino California, are in dire condition.
San Bernardino spokesman Capt. Richard Lawhead noted that the shooting happened on a hot holiday weekend in the city that is about 60 miles (96 km) east of Los Angeles.
People were gathered outside playing games in a common area of an apartment complex of about 100 units, San Bernardino spokesman added.
Lawhead said that as of early Monday, detectives do not have a suspect or a motive in the shooting.
No weapons were recovered at the scene, he said.
The shooting took place a week after a gunman shot nine people and killed two competitors at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Florida August 26.
In Jun. 26, A retirement home resident shot at firefighters who responded to a report of an explosion at the Southern California facility on Monday, killing a veteran fire captain and leaving a second firefighter and another resident wounded.
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BUSINESS INSIDER reported, Americans are more likely to die from gun violence than many leading causes of death combined, with some 13,000 people in the US killed in firearm assaults each year, which translates to a roughly 1-in-315 lifetime chance of death from gun violence.
That's about 56% more likely than the lifetime risk of dying while riding inside a car, truck, or van. It's also more than 11 times as high as dying from any force of nature, such as a hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flood, or lightning strike.
These measures also suggest Americans are more likely to die from gun violence than the combined risks of drowning, fire and smoke, stabbing, choking on food, airplane crashes, animal attacks, and natural disasters.
In 2015, some 333 mass shootings left 367 people dead and 1,328 injured. The statistics rose in 2016 to 383 mass shootings, 456 deaths, and 1,537 injuries. In 2017, there were 346 mass shootings that led to 437 deaths and 1,802 injuries.
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