Accused Buffalo Supermarket Shooter Had Planned for More Violence

Accused Buffalo Supermarket Shooter Had Planned for More Violence

The alleged shooter who killed 10 people in a racially motivated shooting at a Buffalo supermarket had apparently planned even more violence. That’s according to CNN.

Buffalo’s police chief Joseph Gramaglia told the network that the suspect had plans to possibly continue to another large superstore in the area and continue his violent rampage.

The 18-year-old white suspect had apparently uploaded a racist 180-page manifesto online before the shooting in the predominately black neighborhood.

Eleven of the 13 people shot were black. The dead included an armed retired police officer who attempted to stop the shooter.

A day before the shooting, the suspect apparently did reconnaissance at the store.

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