The archive of all headlines from June 19, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Charleston’s police chief said that the suspect in the shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., was caught about 200 miles away, in Shelby, N.C.
Witnesses have told some investigators that the gunman made racial comments before opening fire. The shooting is being investigated as a hate crime, authorities said. Nation Now
The suspect in the shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church was being flown back to Charleston, S.C., to face charges after he was caught some 200 miles away in North Carolina.
Charleston Church Shooting
Witnesses have told some investigators that the gunman made racial comments before opening fire. The shooting is being investigated as a hate crime, authorities said. Nation
The suspect in the shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church was being flown back to Charleston, S.C., to face charges after he was caught some 200 miles away in North Carolina.
The suspect in the shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church was caught some 200 miles away in North Carolina.
Charleston Church Shooting
The suspect in the shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church was caught some 200 miles away in North Carolina.
Witnesses have told some investigators that the gunman made racial comments before opening fire. The shooting is being investigated as a hate crime, authorities said.
Dylann Roof, a white male aged approximately 21, suspected of shooting dead nine people in what investigators are calling a hate crime
Dylann Roof, a white male aged approximately 21, suspected of shooting dead nine people in what investigators are calling a hate crime
Dylann Roof, a white male aged approximately 21, suspected of shooting dead nine people in what investigators are calling a hate crime
According to law enforcement officials, Dylann Roof, 21, sat with parishioners for an hour before he opened fire. He also allegedly released one woman so she could tell others what happened.
The suspect, Dylann Roof, was caught in North Carolina and flown to Charleston.
Dylann Roof, a white male aged 21, suspected of shooting dead nine people in what investigators are calling a hate crime
One witness says she was allowed to live so she could tell her story, the police chief says. Dylann Roof surrendered without incident. The gun he used was a recent «birthday gift."
Roommate says 21-year-old had been ‘planning something like that for six months’ after massacre that killed nine black churchgoers in South Carolina
Charleston Church Shooting
In a year when violence involving police and blacks has jolted race relations, the killing of 9 in a historic black church stirs grief and stokes anger. Obama calls on the nation to reckon with gun violence. Nation
After a 14-hour search, Dylann Roof was caught in North Carolina, some 200 miles away from the historic black church where nine people were killed.
According to law enforcement officials, Dylann Roof, 21, sat with parishioners for an hour before he opened fire.
Details emerge of final moments before prayer group was gunned down by killer who had been invited in to Bible study meeting
As a shy boy, Dylann Roof didn’t get into trouble. He didn’t stand out. He wasn’t raised “to be like this,” an uncle said.
Details emerge of the final moments of the prayer group that was gunned down by a killer who had been invited into Bible study meeting
The comments by Gov. Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina came hours before Dylann Storm Roof, the suspect in the killing of nine people in one of the South’s most historic black churches, was expected to go before a judge for a bond hearing.
The comments by Gov. Nikki R. Haley of South Carolina came hours before Dylann Storm Roof, the suspect in the killing of nine people in a historic black church, was expected to go before a judge for a bond hearing.
An acquaintance said Dylann Roof ranted about blacks “taking over the world.”
Charleston Church Shooting
Roof due to make court appearance in North Charleston on Friday as Governor Nikki Haley voices support for seeking death penalty
Charleston Church Shooting
Dylann Storm Roof was charged Friday with nine counts of murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, the Charleston police said, offenses that could lead to the death penalty.
Charleston Church Shooting
Roof makes first court appearance in North Charleston on Friday as Governor Nikki Haley voices support for seeking death penalty
Dylann Storm Roof was charged Friday with nine counts of murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, the Charleston police said. The charges could lead to the death penalty.
Dylann Roof was charged with nine counts of murder in Charleston.
Suspect Dylann Roof was charged with nine counts of murder in the Charleston church massacre.
Charleston Church Shooting
Law enforcement officials said the Charleston suspect was espousing strong anti-black views to the officers who questioned him.
Dylann Roof to appear in court as leaders battle over death penalty and civil-rights groups call for confederate flag to be removed from statehouse
The killing of 9 in a historic black church also stokes anger. Obama calls on the nation to reckon with gun violence. Nation
Cornell William Brooks calls the killings a hate crime and condemns state officials for continuing to fly the Confederate flag, an ongoing issue that has worsened race relations in the South. Nation
Mourning relatives speak directly to Roof as he appears in court and civil-rights groups call for confederate flag to be removed from statehouse
But the 21-year-old also told police he had briefly reconsidered his “mission” because the people at the Charleston church were so nice to him, law enforcement officials said.
Relatives of people killed in a shooting at a black church addressed the suspect, Dylann Storm Roof, during a hearing on Friday, tearfully offering forgiveness, and hope that he would confess and repent.
During a dramatic hearing, Roof is unemotional as several representatives of the families of those slain express their grief and call on him to repent. Nation
Charleston Church Shooting
Mourning relatives speak directly to Roof as he appears in court and civil-rights groups call for confederate flag to be removed from statehouse
During a dramatic hearing, Dylann Roof is unemotional as several representatives of the families of those slain express their grief and call on him to repent. Nation
Relatives of people killed in a shooting at a black church addressed the suspect, Dylann Storm Roof, during a hearing on Friday, tearfully offering forgiveness, and hope that he would confess and repent.
But the 21-year-old also told police he had briefly reconsidered his “mission” because the people at the Charleston church were so nice to him, officials said.
Charleston Church Shooting
During a dramatic hearing, Dylann Roof is unemotional as several representatives of the families of those slain express their grief and call on him to repent. Nation Now