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We now know the identity of the cop killer in Burnsville, Minnesota from over the weekend,

according to Alpha News, 38-year-old Shannon Cortez Gooden, opened fire on multiple first responders

after they were called to respond to a domestic abuse incident at a Burnsville home.

Subsequent gunfight left two Burnsville police officers and a fire medic dead.

Gooden died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, although several officers returned fire during the incident.

According to records with the Minnesota court system, Gooden has a rap sheet going back to 2004 when he was convicted for disorderly conduct.

In addition to a variety of traffic-related

infractions, including driving after suspension, expired registration, and speeding,

Gooden had a domestic assault charge dismissed in 2005. In 2008, Gooden was convicted of

second-degree assault with a deadly weapon, as was subsequently sentenced to multiple years of

probation. After this conviction,

Gooden lost his right to possess a firearm. Years after the conviction and completing his

probation sentence, Gooden applied to have his firearm rights restored. In 2020, a Dakota

County judge denied Gooden's application for restoration of firearms rights. So that story,

which was absolutely plastered

everywhere on Sunday, has already disappeared, much like last week's Kansas City Chief's

parade shooting. Last week in KC, the shooters were two black juveniles. Black shooters don't

fit a narrative, and the fact that juveniles can't legally obtain firearms doesn't fit the gun

control works narrative either up in

minnesota much the same thing a black guy murdering cops in cold blood doesn't help the narrative

neither does the fact that he was a felon who couldn't legally buy a gun the mainstream media

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