Suspected Virginia Beach shooter used a gun suppressor. Did it make Friday's shooting deadlier?
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SettingsCancelSetHave an existing account?Already have a subscription?Don't have an account?Get the newsLet friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutExperts said the use of a gun suppressor in the Virginia Beach shooting may be a sign that the suspected shooter carefully planned the attack.A link has been sent to your friend's email address.A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. WochitVIRGINIA BEACH — Toiling away Sunday morning in the muggy confines of his gun shop, Mike Brini said requests for suppressors, a device used by the shooter who killed 12 people in a nearby government office building, are few and far in between. While a suppressor muffles the sound of gunfire, gun rights advocates and law enforcement experts said the use of one likely did not determine the deadliness of Friday's shooting but could be a sign that the suspect carefully planned the attack.
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