FBI report reveals mixed trends in US active shooter incidents in 2022.
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The FBI has released a report stating that the US saw the highest number of casualties from active shooter incidents in 2022 than it did in the past four years, with 313 casualties, including 100 deaths. The report also revealed that there were 50 active shooter incidents in 2022, down 18% from 2021, but up 66.7% from 2018. Texas saw the highest number of active shooter incidents in 2022, with six reported. The deadliest incident was the May 24 massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, where a gunman killed 21 people and wounded 17.
- The US in 2022 saw highest number of 'active shooter' casualties -- deaths or injuries -- of the past 5 years, FBI report finds CNN
- U.S. experiences mass shootings at record pace FOX 13 Seattle
- FBI mass shootings report shows decline from 2021 The Washington Post
- Active shooters in 2022 killed or injured more than 300 people, the most in 5 years, FBI says CBS News
- Active shooter incidents decreased in 2022, but number of people shot increased: FBI ABC News
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