Investigators say Geneva Presbyterian Church shooting was hate-filled attack
Investigators say the mass shooting of a Taiwanese congregation in Laguna Woods was a hate-filled attack. Deputies say the gunman had chained the exits shut and sealed locks with super glue before unleashing a spree of gunfire. Investigators found notes showing the suspect’s hatred of Taiwanese people in the car he drove 275 miles to get to the church. Dr. Cheng, a church member, risked his life rushing the gunman so the other parishioners could wrestle away the gunman’s weapons.
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