List of the number of people killed in every public, so-called "random" mass shooting in the past 20 years

[The Librarian]

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – 3 killed (7/17/16) Dallas, Texas – 5 killed (7/7/16) Orlando, Florida – 49 killed (6/12/16) Hesston, Kansas – 3 killed (2/25/16) Kalamazoo County, Michigan – 6 killed (2/20/16) San Bernardino, California – 14 killed (12/2/15) Colorado Springs, Colorado – 3 killed (11/27/15) Colorado Springs, Colorado – 3 killed (10/31/15) Roseburg, Oregon – 9 killed (10/1/15) Chattanooga, Tennessee – 5 killed (7/16/15) Charleston, South Carolina – 9 killed (6/17/15) Menasha, Wisconsin – 3 killed (6/11/15) Marysville, Washington – 5 killed (10/24/14) Santa Barbara, California – 6 killed (5/23/14) Fort Hood, Texas – 3 killed (4/3/14) Alturas, California – 4 killed (2/20/14) Washington, D.C. – 12 killed (9/16/13) Hialeah, Florida – 7 killed (7/26/13) Santa Monica, California – 6 killed (6/7/13) Federal Way, Washington – 5 killed (4/21/13) Herkimer County, New York – 5 killed (3/13/13) Newtown, Connecticut – 28 killed (12/14/12) Minneapolis, Minnesota – 7 killed (9/27/12) Oak Creek, Wisconsin – 7 killed (8/5/12) Aurora, Colorado – 12 killed (7/20/12) Seattle, Washington – 6 killed (5/20/12) Oakland, California – 7 killed (4/2/12) Norcross, Georgia – 5 killed (2/22/12) Seal Beach, California – 8 killed (10/14/11) Carson City, Nevada – 5 killed (9/6/11) Tucson, Arizona – 6 killed (1/8/11) Manchester, Connecticut – 9 killed (8/3/10) Parkland, Washington – 4 killed (11/29/09) Fort Hood, Texas – 13 killed (11/5/09) Binghamton, New York – 14 killed (4/3/09) Carthage, North Carolina – 8 killed (3/29/09) Henderson, Kentucky – 6 killed (6/25/08) DeKalb, Illinois – 6 killed (2/14/08) Kirkwood, Missouri – 6 killed (2/7/08) Omaha, Nebraska – 9 killed (12/5/07) Crandon, Wisconsin – 6 killed (10/7/07) Blacksburg, Virginia – 32 killed (4/16/07) Salt Lake City, Utah – 6 killed (2/12/07) Lancaster County, Pennsylvania – 6 killed (10/2/06) Seattle, Washington – 7 killed (3/25/06) Goleta, California – 8 killed (1/30/06) Red Lake, Minnesota – 10 killed (3/21/05) Brookfield, Wisconsin – 7 killed (3/12/05) Columbus, Ohio – 5 killed (12/8/04) Meridian, Mississippi – 7 killed (7/8/03) Melrose Park, Illinois – 5 killed (2/5/01) Wakefield, Massachusetts – 7 killed (12/26/00) Tampa, Florida – 5 killed (12/30/99) Honolulu, Hawaii – 7 killed (11/2/99) Fort Worth, Texas – 8 killed (9/15/99) Atlanta, Georgia – 9 killed (7/29/99) Littleton, Colorado – 13 killed (4/20/99) Springfield, Oregon – 4 killed (5/21/98) Jonesboro, Arkansas – 5 killed (3/24/98) Newington, Connecticut – 5 killed (3/6/98) Orange, California – 5 killed (12/18/97) Aiken, South Carolina – 4 killed (9/15/97) Fort Lauderdale, Florida – 6 killed (2/9/96)

This doesn't even include the thousands more instances of deadly gun violence every year from robberies, domestic disputes, and on and on and on.