The city is still mourning 10 people who were killed by a gunman at a grocery store last month.
Source: New York Times
Relatives of Buffalo Shooting Victims Angered by SCOTUS Gun Law Decision
Published in Buffalo, NY, Shooting (May 14, 2022), Gun Control, Mass Shootings and Supreme Court (US)
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