"Divorce, Domestic Violence, and Tragedy: Unveiling the Santa Barbara Roots of the O.C. Biker Bar Shooting"
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At least four people, including the suspected gunman, were killed in a mass shooting at Cook's Corner, a popular bikers' bar in California's Orange County. The suspected gunman, identified as John Snowling, a retired police officer, opened fire during a domestic dispute with his wife. Three victims have been identified as John Leehey, Tonya Clark, and Glen Sprowl. Snowling's wife survived the attack and is recovering from her injuries. The incident marks one of the over 460 mass shootings that have occurred in the US this year.
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