Times Herald-Record: NY's domestic terrorism laws to be used for first time in Buffalo killings

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People came to the area of the Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo, NY site of the mass shooting, some to leave flowers, messages or the hopes of seeing President Joe Biden on May 17, 2022. Steven Mackie of Buffalo carries a sign on Jefferson Ave. near the Tops that says domestic terrorism is live and well in America.

NY's domestic terrorism laws to be used for first time in Buffalo...

The charges against the young racist accused of fatally shooting 10 Black people in Buffalo will be the first use of New York's domestic terrorism laws.

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