The details of the woman who went on a shooting spree in British Columbia, Canada, killing 10 people, including herself, have come to light. According to international media reports, an 18-year-old trans woman named Jasleen Kaur Rattan, who suffered from mental health issues, carried out the attacks. Before firing at her former school, Jasleen shot and killed her mother and stepbrother at home. Reports suggest that she fired at the people without any specific motive, resulting in a total of 10 deaths. The incident took place in the town of Tumbler Ridge.
Jasleen had previously withdrawn from school four years ago. At the time of the incident, she was still in possession of a firearm license, which had expired, and the authorities had seized her gun. However, the license was later reinstated. The police had visited Jasleen’s residence multiple times prior to the incident due to her mental health issues.
The Canadian government has taken steps to address the mental health concerns in the country, particularly among young people. The government has also implemented measures to prevent gun violence and provide support to those struggling with mental health issues.
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The incident in Canada has raised concerns about mental health and gun violence in the country. The government has promised to take steps to address these concerns and prevent such incidents in the future.
