The deadliest mass shooting in Las Vegas

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The Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Florida was the deadliest mass shooting at a school.

U.S. Mass Shooting Casualties (2009-2018)

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U.S. Mass Shooting Casualties (2009-2018)

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Another mass shooting terror has occurred in the United States, this time at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The mass shooting resulted in 17 deaths and 14 injuries. This tragedy is being called the deadliest mass murder to occur at a school. This mass shooting has again sparked protests demanding stricter gun control laws in the United States.

The Las Vegas incident (2017) is recorded as the mass shooting with the highest number of casualties in the United States, reaching 59 victims, including the shooter. Meanwhile, the Orlando Nightclub incident (2016) is the second deadliest mass shooting, with 50 victims.

Based on USA Today research counting mass shootings with more than 4 victims between 2006 and 2017, there were 271 incidents with a total of 1,358 victims. Since 2012, the frequency of mass shooting incidents has increased. The ten most recent incidents have indeed occurred after 2012, with the number of victims also increasing.

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