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List of active shooter incidents in the United States in 2020

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A New York Times study reported how outcomes of active shooter attacks varied with actions of the attacker, the police (42% of total incidents), and bystanders (including a "good guy with a gun" outcome in 5.1% of total incidents).[1]

An active shooter incident describes a type of mass murder marked by rapidity, scale, randomness, and often suicide. The United States Department of Homeland Security defines an active shooter as "an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area; in most cases, active shooters use firearms and there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims."[2] The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), who publishes reports regarding active shooter incidents, defines an active shooter as "one or more individuals actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area."[3] The FBI uses several criteria to define active shooter incidents:[3]

  • Shootings in public places
  • Shootings occurring at more than one location
  • Shootings where the shooter’s actions were not the result of another criminal act
  • Shootings resulting in a mass killing
  • Shootings indicating apparent spontaneity by the shooter
  • Shootings where the shooter appeared to methodically search for potential victims
  • Shootings that appeared focused on injury to people, not buildings or objects

Most incidents occur at locations in which the killers find little impediment in pressing their attack. Locations are generally described as soft targets, that is, they carry limited security measures to protect members of the public. In most instances, shooters commit suicide, are shot by police, or surrender when confrontation with responding law enforcement becomes unavoidable, and active shooter events are often over in 10 to 15 minutes.[2] "According to New York City Police Department (NYPD) statistics, 46 percent of active shooter incidents are ended by the application of force by police or security, 40 percent end in the shooter's suicide, 14 percent of the time the shooter surrenders, and in less than 1 percent of cases the violence ends with the attacker fleeing."[4]

Shooting incidents in 2020 that are described as active shooter incidents by the FBI or follow the agency's definition are listed below.

List[edit]

2020 date Location Dead Injured Total Description
December 31 Indianapolis, Indiana 1 3 4 An unidentified individual opened fire at a nightclub in Castleton. One person was killed and three others wounded. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[3][5]
December 26 Rockford, Illinois 3 3 6 Don Carter Lanes shooting: A man opened fire inside a bowling alley. Three people were killed and three others wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][6]
December 19 Chicago, Illinois 0 5 5 An unidentified individual opened fire during an after-hours party at a bar in Burnside. Five people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[3][7]
December 14 Greensboro, North Carolina 0 0 0 A man shot into a U.S. Army recruiting station after cutting off the power to nearby buildings. No casualties were reported. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][8][9]
December 12 Copiague, New York 2 2 4 A man opened fire in a delicatessen. Two people were killed and two others wounded. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested the following day.[3][10]
December 4 Chicago, Illinois 0 4 4 An unidentified individual opened fire on a group of people standing in West Garfield Park. Four people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[3][11]
November 26 Henderson, Nevada
Parker, Arizona 		1 5[n 1] 6 Three shooters (two men and one woman) opened fire at a 7-Eleven convenience store in Henderson, Nevada, killing one person and wounding four. The shooters also fired randomly at vehicles while driving around Parker, Arizona, inflicting no casualties. The shooters were arrested in Arizona; one was shot and wounded after pointing a gun at officers.[3][12]
November 21 Bellevue, Nebraska 2 2 4 A man opened fire inside a Sonic Drive-In restaurant. Two people were killed and two others wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][13]
November 21 Powell, Tennessee 0 1[n 1] 1 A man opened fire on random vehicles and homes from his pickup truck. No casualties were reported. The shooter was shot and wounded by police and arrested.[14][15]
November 20 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 0 8 8 Mayfair Mall shooting: A 15-year-old boy opened fire in the Mayfair Mall. Eight people were wounded. The shooter was arrested at another location the following day.[3][16]
November 8 Lubbock, Texas 1 0 1 A man opened fire on random people and buildings on Market Street. One person was killed. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested at a hospital after checking himself in with COVID-19 symptoms.[17][18]
November 7 Rock Hill, South Carolina 1 3 4 A man opened fire in a bar. One person was killed and three others wounded. The shooter was arrested four days later in North Carolina.[3][19]
October 31 Anaheim, California 0 5 5 A man opened fire from a vehicle into a strip club after he and two friends were forcibly removed. Four people were wounded. The shooter, as well as his two accomplices, were arrested two months later in Anaheim.[3][20]
October 21 Houston, Texas 0 1 1 A man randomly shot at passing vehicles in northeast Houston. One person was wounded. The shooter was arrested at his nearby home.[21][22]
October 10 Kingstree, South Carolina 0 8 8 A man opened fire into a bar after being forcibly removed. Eight people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested at another location.[3][23]
October 3 Sacramento, California 3[n 1] 1 4 A man opened fire inside the East Market & Restaurant. Two people were killed and another wounded. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][24]
September 5 Williston, Florida 0 6 6 An unidentified individual opened fire at a protest turned block party. Six people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[3][25]
September 5 Robeson County, North Carolina 0 4[n 1] 4 A man opened fire from his truck at other vehicles along Interstate 95. Shots were reported in Robeson and Nash counties. Three people were wounded (two by gunfire; a deputy was injured in a vehicle crash while chasing the shooter). After a police pursuit that crossed the state line into Virginia, the shooter was arrested after he crashed his vehicle in Emporia.[3][26]
August 31 Meridian, Idaho 1[n 1] 0 1 A man opened fire randomly from his trailer home at the KOA Journey campground. Bullets struck multiple trailers, but no casualties were reported. The shooter was killed by police at the scene.[27][28]
August 21 Nipomo, California 1[n 1] 0 1 A man opened fire outside a Vons gas station. He shot into the store and at vehicles from the side of the road. No casualties were reported. The shooter was killed by police at the scene.[3][29]
August 17 Dayton, Texas 3 2 5 A man opened fire at multiple rural homes. Three people were killed and two others wounded. The shooter was arrested at another location.[3][30]
August 1 Challis, Idaho 1[n 1] 0 1 A man opened fire in a campground within the Salmon–Challis National Forest. No casualties were reported. The shooter was killed by an off-duty police officer at the scene.[3][31]
July 30 Tampa, Florida 0 5 5 A man opened fire in multiple locations, shooting from his vehicle. Five people were wounded. The shooter was arrested at another location in Tampa.[3][32]
July 30 Eagle River, Alaska 0 2[n 1] 2 A man opened fire in a residential neighborhood. One person was wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][33]
July 26 New Orleans, Louisiana 0 0 0 An unidentified man opened fire into a convenience store after being told he had to wear a mask due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. No casualties were reported. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[34][35]
July 25 Manteca, California 0 9 9 An unidentified man opened fire at a house party. Nine people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and remains at large.[3][36]
July 19 Roanoke, Virginia 0 0 0 A man opened fire outside a Food Lion grocery store before heading inside and attempting to shoot employees. No casualties were reported. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[37][38]
July 16 Knox County, Texas 1[n 1] 0 1 A man opened fire on random vehicles from the side of U.S. Route 82. No casualties were reported. After stealing a semi-trailer truck with a female accomplice, the shooter was killed by police during a traffic stop near Benjamin.[39][40]
July 5 Clarksville, Tennessee 0 1[n 1] 1 A man opened fire in the parking lot of a bar after shoving his girlfriend to the ground. Two vehicles were struck by bullets, but no casualties were reported. An off-duty police officer shot the shooter in the arm; the shooter fled across the street, where he was arrested.[41][42]
June 27 Louisville, Kentucky 1 0 1 A man opened fire in a park in downtown Louisville. One person was killed. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][43]
June 27 Red Bluff, California 3[n 1] 4 7 A former employee of Walmart opened fire at a distribution facility. Two people were killed and four others wounded. The shooter was killed by police at the scene.[3][44]
June 26 Springfield, Illinois 4[n 1] 0 4 An employee opened fire inside a Bunn-O-Matic warehouse. Three employees were killed. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][45]
June 22 St. John, Missouri 1 2 3 A man opened fire in an Applebee's restaurant. One person was killed and two others wounded. The shooter was arrested in St. Ann the following day.[3][46]
June 19 Sebastian, Florida 1 0 1 An employee opened fire inside a pizzeria. One person was killed. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][47]
June 12 San Antonio, Texas 0 8 8 A man opened fire outside a bar after being denied entry. Eight people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested later that month in Florida.[3][48]
June 10 Paso Robles, California 2[n 1] 4 6 A man opened fire at the San Luis Obispo County Police Department building. He continued shooting at the Paso Robles train station. One civilian was killed and four police officers wounded. The shooter was killed by police the following day.[3][49]
June 1 Paris, Tennessee 3[n 1] 0 3 A man opened fire inside his heating and cooling business. Two people were killed, including the shooter's wife. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][50]
May 31 Albuquerque, New Mexico 0 0 0 A man opened fire at an apartment complex. No casualties were reported. The shooter surrendered to police at the scene.[51][52]
May 27 Leavenworth, Kansas 0 1 1 A man randomly shot at cars on Centennial Bridge. One person was wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene after being deliberately struck by a vehicle.[3][53]
May 26 Stamford, Connecticut 0 0 0 A man shot at passing cars from an overpass on Interstate 95 while recording the incident on Instagram. No casualties were reported. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[54][55]
May 25 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 0 1[n 1] 1 A man opened fire on people and vehicles from his balcony. No casualties were reported. The shooter was shot by police and arrested at the scene.[56][57]
May 21 Corpus Christi, Texas 1[n 1] 1 2 A man opened fire at the entrance of Naval Air Station Corpus Christi in an Islamic terrorist attack. One person was wounded. The shooter was killed by naval security guards at the scene.[3][58]
May 20 Glendale, Arizona 0 3 3 A man opened fire in the Westgate Entertainment District. Three people were wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[3][59]
May 17 Rockford, Illinois 2[n 1] 2 4 A man opened fire in a hotel lobby. One person was killed and two others wounded. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][60]
May 10 Syracuse, New York 0 2 2 A man opened fire at the William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center. Two people were wounded. The shooter was arrested at the scene.[61][62]
May 6 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 0 4 4 A woman opened fire in a McDonald's restaurant. Four people were wounded. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested several blocks away.[3][63][64]
April 5 Cleveland, Ohio 1 0 1 A man opened fire in a gas station parking lot, shooting at random people and vehicles. One person was killed. The shooter fled the scene and was arrested a block away.[65][66]
March 31 Asheville, North Carolina 1[n 1] 1 2 A man opened fire from within inside a vehicle outside the Buncombe County Courthouse. One person was wounded. The shooter was killed by police at the scene.[67][68]
March 27 Tulsa, Oklahoma 1[n 1] 0 1 A woman opened fire outside a shopping mall. No casualties were reported. The shooter was killed by an armed citizen at the scene.[3][69]
March 25 Silver City, New Mexico 0 1 1 A man opened fire from his vehicle at multiple locations. One person was wounded. The shooter was arrested after crashing his vehicle at a gas station.[70][71][72]
March 15 Springfield, Missouri 5[n 1] 2 7 2020 Springfield, Missouri shooting: A man opened fire from his car at multiple locations, inflicting no casualties. He crashed his vehicle and began shooting inside a gas station, killing four people and wounding two. The shooter committed suicide after an exchange of gunfire with officers.[3][73]
February 26 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 6[n 1] 0 6 Milwaukee brewery shooting: An employee of Molson Coors opened fire at his workplace. Five people were killed. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][74]
February 20 Caldwell, Idaho 2[n 1] 3 5 A man opened fire inside an apartment complex after a dispute with his neighbors. One person was killed and three others wounded. The shooter committed suicide at the scene.[3][75]
February 8–9 Bronx, New York 0 2 2 A man opened fire at two locations over two days, specifically targeting New York City Police Department officers. Two people (both officers) were wounded. The shooter was arrested at the second crime scene.[3][76][77]
February 3 Kern County, California 1 5 6 A man indiscriminately opened fire on a Greyhound bus traveling from Los Angeles to San Francisco. One person was killed and five others wounded. The shooter was subdued by passengers and arrested when the bus pulled over.[78][79]
January 19 Kansas City, Missouri 2[n 1] 15 17 A man opened fire into a crowd queuing outside a nightclub. One person was killed and fifteen others wounded. The shooter was killed by an armed security guard at the scene.[3][80]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 Including the perpetrator or suspect

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