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Haunting vision from Gareth and Stacey Train which appears to be filmed on the night of the police shooting reveals the extent of their extremist views.

It is unclear when it was exactly recorded. In the wake of the brutal killings, attention has turned to how the Trains so quickly became killers, and the influence of online extremism. The ABC has retrieved an archive of videos from both YouTube and another video platform that is popular among far-right and fringe communities, which appeared to belong to Gareth and Stacey Train. Stacey is next to her husband Gareth in the vision and says, "we will see you when we get home". Haunting vision from Gareth and Stacey Train which appears to be filmed on the night of the police shooting has revealed the extent of their extremist views. In the video uploaded to YouTube, the violent extremists say "devils and demons" came on to their property.

The officers had been asked to attend the property by NSW Police after receiving a tip-off that a missing person – who was Nathaniel Train – may be at the home.

“It’s a high house and he was just dragging. “We would often find the gutted carcasses of pigs there. She was then shot and killed.” “They are looking at this possibility that they called NSW Police and told them they ‘think they know where he is’,” the source said. Sources have now told the Australian that investigators are looking into whether one of the Trains called the police and told them that Nathaniel Train was at the property in Wieambilla after seeing the appeal for information. Constable Keely Brough managed to narrowly escape by running in different directions and hiding in bushland. Another resident, Minnie Kenna, who worked at the school at the time, told the ABC she had witnessed Gareth “dragging” Stacey by her hair up the stairs and into their house. “There would be a smell of offal and blood running onto the footy field,” he said. He said Gareth would take the pigs and butcher them in his backyard, resulting in “blood and offal” running directly onto the school oval. “There was a thought that Stacey may have been an unwilling participant but she was shooting at police with the best of them,” a police source told the Australian. “She got shot and went down and was still shooting at police as she was laying on the ground. The officers had been asked to attend the property by NSW Police after receiving a tip-off that a missing person – who was Nathaniel Train – may be at the home.

Chinchilla residents gathered last night to honour the three lives lost in this week's shooting in Western Queensland. Constable Keely Brough survived the ...

Constable Keely Brough, 28, stood silently at a candlelight vigil in the nearby town of Chinchilla this eve...

During the siege, Constable Brough sent text messages to her loved ones fearing she was about to die. "To go through what she did and then four nights later on to turn up to a community event just to show her support for the community, that was uplifting for the whole town." "To see the strength she had to turn up to an event like that was incredible," Payne said.

Robert Crimo Jr., whose son is accused of killing seven people at this year's Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Ill., was charged with seven counts of ...

“The shooting in Highland Park represents a systemic failure,” she said. Crimo was issued his permit to possess guns even though the local police filed a report after the knife seizure saying he was a “clear and present danger.” Brendan Kelly, director of the Illinois State Police, said in July that the report did not offer enough legal proof to sustain those findings. “Each and every one of these entities and individuals bears responsibility for the devastation that resulted,” she said. Last month, the state police announced that it was expanding the potential uses of those reports as part of a review that started after the Highland Park killings. Prosecutors said he climbed onto the roof of a building this summer during the Independence Day parade in that lakefront suburb north of Chicago and began firing indiscriminately with a high-powered rifle, wounding dozens in addition to the seven people he killed. And they came to his home a few months later — seizing a knife collection — after a family member reported that he had pledged to “kill everyone.” But after that incident, the elder Mr. Crimo, a longtime deli owner in Highland Park who once ran unsuccessfully for mayor, called the charges against his client “baseless and unprecedented.” These are the stories of [12 children](https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/12/14/magazine/gun-violence-america-child-deaths.html?action=click&pgtype=Article&state=default&module=styln-gun-control&variant=show®ion=MAIN_CONTENT_1&block=storyline_top_links_recirc)killed by guns this year. The parents, James and Jennifer Crumbley, have pleaded not guilty and are awaiting trial. “People bear responsibility when they recklessly endanger others,” said Eric Rinehart, the top prosecutor in Lake County, as he announced the charges, which can carry a sentence of up to three years in prison. Crimo’s home in 2019 after someone reported that he had tried to kill himself. [pleaded guilty](https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/24/us/michigan-shooting-plea-gun.html) to killing classmates at Oxford High School last year were charged with involuntary manslaughter.

The father of the suspected Highland Park, Illinois, mass shooter has been charged with seven counts of reckless conduct causing great bodily harm.

"Signing a consent form to go through the process ... "Had I purchased guns throughout the years and given them to him in my name, that's a different story. In this case, the system failed," he said. And either you're approved or denied, and he was approved." At the time, his son was 19 and could not get a FOID card on his own; 18-, 19- and 20-years-olds were required to have parent or guardian authorization, Rinehart said. He pleaded not guilty to charges including murder and attempted murder.

Lake County State's Attorney Eric Rinehart said Robert Crimo Jr. surrendered to police on Friday and will have a bond hearing Saturday. Rinehart said the ...

In media interviews after the shooting, Robert Crimo Jr. He declined to answer questions but emailed a statement that described the charges as “baseless and unprecedented.” The father is a longtime resident of Highland Park and a familiar face around the city, where he was once a mayoral candidate and was well known for operating convenience stores. He knew what he knew and he signed the form anyway.” “Parents and guardians are in the best position to decide whether their teenagers should have a weapon,” Rinehart said. Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart said Robert Crimo Jr.

The father of the alleged gunman who opened fire on dozens of people, killing seven, at Highland Park's Fourth of July parade will face charges, his lawyer.

"They have to show the parents aided and abetted crime in some way for there to be an accountability based charge," Paul Cain, a professor of law at Northern Illinois University, said. "On the eve of the statute of limitations for reckless conduct related to the sponsorship of Crimo III’s FOID application, the Lake County State’s County hastily made a decision to charge my client," said Attorney George Gomez. His attorney called the charges "baseless and unprecedented." "Parents and guardians are in the best position to decide whether their teenager should have a weapon. They are the first line of defense," Rinehart said in a statement. The charges come months after the deadly mass shooting unfolded in the north Chicago suburb, with Crimo Jr.

The father of the Highland Park, Illinois, parade shooting suspect has been charged in connection with helping his son obtain a firearm and ammunition, ...

Prosecutors said Crimo Jr. Crimo III, He has [pleaded not guilty ](https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/highland-park-july-4-parade-attack-suspect-pleads-not-guilty-rcna41360)to the charges. "He bought everything on his own, and they’re registered to him," the father said. "He knew what he knew, and he signed the form anyway," Rinehart said at a news conference Friday. Authorities have said he sponsored the application despite previous threats by his son to harm himself and loved ones.

Robert Crimo, Jr., is charged with seven counts of felony reckless conduct, Lake County State's Attorney Eric Rinehart said. Crimo Jr. turned himself in to law ...

“Dozens of federal, state, and local law enforcement personnel have been working to analyze the digital evidence in this case,” Rinehart said. He was also arraigned on 48 counts of attempted first-degree murder and 48 counts of aggravated battery, one for each victim who was struck by a bullet, bullet fragment or shrapnel, Rinehart said at the time. “These charges are absurd and we will fight them every step of the way.” They have argued the charges have no legal justification and they should not be held responsible for their son’s killings. ” He knew what he knew, and he signed the form anyway.” The attorney added while Crimo Jr. Officers also had checked on the younger Crimo earlier that year after he had “attempted to commit suicide by machete,” according to a police report. “Parents and guardians are in the best position to decide whether their teenager should have a weapon. turned himself in to law enforcement, Rinehart said, and will have a bond hearing on Saturday. They are the first line of defense. Robert Crimo, Jr., is charged with seven counts of felony reckless conduct, Lake County State’s Attorney Eric Rinehart said. [over the mass shooting,](https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/12/us/highland-park-shooting-crimo-parents-charges/index.html) agreed to sponsor his son’s gun license in 2019, months after local police received a report the son had said “he was going to kill everyone” in his family, police [said](https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/12/us/highland-park-shooting-crimo-parents-charges/index.html) back in July.

A church could be seen cordoned off and a police Eagle helicopter was circling the area.

We were not required for transportation." The Seventh Day Adventist Church on Puhinui Road could be seen cordoned off. "Police are in attendance at a church in Puhinui Road, Manukau," a spokesperson said.

Police were called to the Papatoetoe Seventh Day Adventist Community Church in Puhinui Road, near the Maunkau town centre, about 10am after reports of someone ...

"They have already caught the person responsible so there's nothing for us to be afraid of. while my flatmate was standing here. The church service went ahead and a member of the church told the congregation police had caught the man responsible.

Two people were killed and two others were wounded in a shooting outside Benito Juarez High School southwest of downtown Chicago Friday afternoon, ...

Then he saw “two kids” on the ground, both carrying backpacks. They were transported to Stroger Hospital. The two wounded victims are in good condition, police said. No suspects are in custody, he told reporters at a news conference. One was a 15-year-old boy who was shot in the thigh and shoulder, and the other was a 15-year-old girl whose thigh was grazed by a bullet. Police said in a news release the two deceased victims were boys who were each shot in the head; one was 14 years old and the other was 15.

Pastor says it's a "tragedy" someone has died on church grounds and he's "thankful to God" his congregation is safe.

in a blue hoodie shot a man at the church. The service was able to finish before they were released. Police are providing support to people at the scene.” Just go inside and close your door, this guy has got a gun.” A neighbour said news of the shooting was “pretty sad”, especially as it happened at a church. A member of the congregation, who was at the service, said he left the room partway through to use the bathroom.

Four people were shot, two fatally, outside Benito Juarez High School Friday afternoon, police said.

Brown said police have not confirmed whether those involved in the shooting were students at the school. Any speculation would just be inappropriate," Brown said. The four shooting victims were transported to an area hospital, police said.

The shooting occurred shortly before 2 p.m. on Friday near Benito Juarez Community Academy, a public school.

Students were beginning to be dismissed for the weekend around the time the shooting began, Mr. Another boy and a girl were treated for injuries that were not life-threatening, Mr. The shooting occurred at about 1:50 p.m. Hospital of Cook County, said Larry Merritt, a spokesman for the Chicago Fire Department. The four, whose ages were not immediately known, were taken to John H. One boy was dead on arrival and another later died there, according to the authorities.

Police confirmed an investigation is underway following a shooting outside a church on Puhinui Road, Manukau. They said the offender is currently still on the ...

Police are still hunting the gunman who fired a fatal shot outside a South Auckland church this morning. Police were called to the Papatoetoe Seventh Day ...

"They have already caught the person responsible so there's nothing for us to be afraid of. while my flatmate was standing here. The church service went ahead and a member of the church told the congregation police had caught the man responsible.