LONDON: The police investigated the first British mass shooting in more than a decade – which left six dead people, including the Gunman – said Friday, the motive was unclear but there were no direct signs that the crime was acts of terrorism, or connected with the right wing of the group right .
Police identified shooters such as Jake Davison, 22, and said he had a weapon license, but revealed several other details.
Witnesses reported that he used a pump-action rifle in raging on Thursday night, police said, even though they would not confirm what type of weapon was and whether it was licensed by Davison.
Gun crime is rare in the UK, where there are strict firearms control rules.
Shaun Sawyer, police chief for police Devon and Cornwall, told reporters that officers responded to several emergency calls at 6:11 a.m.
Arriving six minutes later at a address in the Keyham Plymouth area, where Davison had shot and killed a woman who lived there.
The police were investigating whether Davison and victims were related, he said.
Davison then left the house and immediately shot and killed “a very young girl ‘and the relatives of the Prianya were outside, then shot and injured two more along the road.
He went to the park where he shot a man who died the scene , then shoot a woman on the nearest road that died at the hospital, Sawyer said.
Davison shot himself before the police arrived.
Sawyer said the investigator was not sure what the motive was, but did not consider terrorism or a distant relationship to a distant group, even though they maintained the mind Open.
“Let’s see what’s on the hard drive, let’s see what’s on the computer, let’s see what’s on social media,” Sawyer told reporters.
“We believe we have an incident associated with him on Domestic.
Has spilled onto the road and saw some people from Plymouth lost his life in a very tragic state, “he added.
Davison was licensed to use a gun last year but Sawyer said the police were checking whether he had a previous license.
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Butt shooting was in 2010, When a taxi driver killed 12 people in Cumbria in northwest England before taking his own life.
British police said the man who shot and killed 5 had a weapon license
