Earlier: The “Leaded Law” And Mass Shootings—Poor Black Marksmanship Is Saving Lives

This is a typical report of what I call a "Leaded Law" shooting, far different from  mass shootings committed by maniacs who know how to shoot:

Police look to identify two people in video from hotel where 7 people were shot near University of Maryland, College Park, by Angela Roberts, Baltimore Sun, November 1, 2020

Prince George’s County Police are searching for two people of interest in a shooting late Saturday that left seven people injured at a party inside a hotel room near the University of Maryland’s College Park campus.

The victims — all of whom are adults and do not attend the university — suffered non-life-threatening injuries, police said Sunday. Five have been released from the hospital.

The motive for the shooting remains under investigation. Police released photos of two people of interest. [More]

The photos are below, this seems to be a black thing, something I guessed from the fact that no one was killed:

.@PGPDNews releases surveillance pictures of two persons of interest in College Park hotel Shooting: https://t.co/fii8Y249i5 pic.twitter.com/PJBIY7IDBt

— PGPDNEWS (@PGPDNews) November 1, 2020

 

Briefly, the Leaded Law, suggested by an anonymous blogger in 2016, is

So here’s a handy rule of thumb when you hear about the next mass shooting and find the press being coy about who did it and why: If the shooters exhibit bad aim (substantially worse than 1 killed for every 3 wounded) then they are Black gangsters settling a score. 

As I explain at greater length in the article linked at the top of the page, blacks have very bad marksmanship skills.

 

In addition to this being a typical black party shooting, it's also a typical example of minorities Not Social Distancing, but partying at close quarters: