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Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say

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Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
CNN
CNN1 hrs ago
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say  CNN
Thai school shooter had watched violent content online: police
The Thai teen behind a deadly school shooting outside Bangkok had an air gun confiscated by a teacher last year and had watched violent content online, police said on Sunday, as the government ‌promised new safety protocols for schools. As investigations continued into Friday’s rampage, where a 14-year-old boy allegedl
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
The boy lived with his grandparents, and his mother said she last saw him during a recent school holiday
Rappler
Rappler17 hrs ago
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
Thai police say the boy had used social media to learn how to use a firearm
NDTV
NDTV17 hrs ago
Thai Teen Shooter Watched Violent Content Online, Had A Knife In School Bag
Last year a teacher had confiscated a BB gun, a type of air gun, that the Thailand teen shoot took to school.
The Japan Times
The Japan Times17 hrs ago
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
A deadly school shooting outside Bangkok has reignited debate over firearms control in Southeast Asia's largest gun-owning nation.
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online: Police
Police said the 14-year-old boy had used social media to learn how to use a firearm, before turning a gun on his grandparents, schoolmates and then himself.
Reuters
Reuters🏁 first to report19 hrs ago
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say
Accused Thai school shooter had watched violent content online, police say  Reuters