Inside the StockTen Banquet hall where children are slaughtered, parents return to the scene of horror

stockton – The sun began to set on Sunday when members of the stock family pulled open the iron door of the banquet hall that was the 2-year-old’s birthday – a joyous affair that ended in violence and heartache.

Inside, the family faced a terrifying situation.

Grandma put her hand over her mouth and looked as if she was losing strength. The woman took the child’s shoe, which had ended up between the wall and the wall covered in blood. My father started collecting birthday presents, still in his festive vision and, surprisingly, untouched by Gore and the carnage that goes along with it.

In an act that leaves this shwitty baby Joaquin Valley Valley Villey in a state of fear for MUGB, a gun or a gun seized their child’s birthday party on Saturday night. They had exposed a barge of gunfire from an automatic weapon across a room full of children gathered in a cute group, playing with Swan-Shaped Bouncy balloons.

The letters move through the event space just as people are sitting down to dinner. Four people were killed, including three children. Eleven others were injured. Panicked visitors tried to perform CPR on their loved ones or fled the fences and 100-year-old colorful country lanes. Others had been shot and trailed blood as they scrambled for safety.

The suspects disappeared into the darkness.

San Joaquin County Sheriff’s authorities are continuing to search. The Ministry suspects that many snipers are involved. The US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the FBI are assisting in the investigation.

An FBI spokesman declined to comment on the shooting, saying it was an active investigation. Authorities asked the public for tips and surveillance video, and offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest, but said there was no ongoing threat to the public.

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Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi described the shooting as an act of gang-related terrorism.

Fugazi said he spoke to the newspaper after the shooting and asked for more funding for youth detention, which he believes will help prevent gang violence.

“We had 1,400 kids apply for the summer youth program. We had money for 100,” he said. “Of course it would be great if we could give all the kids who want a job a job. They have a lot of money – motivational groups, and motivational groups make them want to do that instead of being a kid.”

The mayor also said he asked the White House to find a dedicated U.S. attorney to prevent gang-related charges.

In a statement, Newloom’s office said the state is “working very hard” with Stockton to investigate the shooting. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

In the hours after the shooting, many in the area were kept awake as ambulances and police cars screeched, their lights blaring even more in the fog.

In the morning, with a heavy fog still hanging over the empty streets blocking out the sun, the mayor and other elected officials showed up to do the violence. A spokesperson for the San Joaquequin County Sheriff’s office told television reporters it was an ongoing investigation, and asked for information that could lead to the killers. Ministers gathered to try to offer comfort, as members of the public brought candles and flowers. A woman walked outside the neighborhood, smudged a burning sage stick.

In the midst of it all, when the police finally finish recalling the bullet holes and collect the completed Shells and open the place, the family members return to the terrible place to try to find their cars and their belongings.

They did not want to give their names. They warned nearby television cameras not to turn off their cameras, worried that whoever shot the birthday party might try to find them and do more violence.

Many were wearing the clothes they had escaped from the previous night. They seem strange. They say goodbye to each other and tell stories that are partially composed of alphabets being revived by cell phones and even some teeth.

Another person who had been hit by her child but survived walked around the parking lot with an open look in her eyes. His brother had been killed. A relative tried to keep him away from the media, worried that he was too shocked to understand or give consent to an interview.

After a few minutes, the family approached the door of the deli hall. It was attacked by bullet holes. The police tried to tag each one with a small label as they laid out the crime scene, but there were too many and few holes seemed to be missed.

Family members were dragged to the main door but he was locked. Finally, another man opened the door next to the garage. He revealed the room was dimly lit.

At first, it came across as a birthday party incident that quickly ended. Plates of half-eaten Pancit, a Filipino noodle dish, are arranged around every table. Balloons in all pastel colors – pink, lavender, periwinkle blue – Bobbed in the hall. The gifts were up in the corner.

However, the eye was drawn from the blood and started down. In shoes that seem to be scattered in the middle of a crazy flight. Finally, without end, with the words “happy birthday” written in gold balloons on the wall and, below it, in a large smear of blood.

“Who would have thought this would happen at a baby’s birthday party,” said a woman who identified herself as the younger birthday girl. The woman asked not to be named because she said the family feared for their safety. “This doesn’t make sense. It’s a mass murder that this was. They’re sane. They’re crazy. Find the people who did it.”