President Joe Biden ”Once again” lowered the flag after the Indianapolis shooting

President Joe Biden for the fourth time in less than five-week ordered the flag at the White House to be lowered to half-staff this Friday after an overnight shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis killing eight people.

“While we await critical details about the shooting, its motivation, and other key information,” Biden said. “once again, I have the solemn duty of ordering the flag lowered at half-staff at the White House, public buildings and grounds, and military posts and embassies, just two weeks after I gave the last such order.”

In a recent tweet, Biden said “Gun violence is an epidemic in America. But we should not accept it. We must act,” he said.

Indianapolis Police reacted to the FedEx Ground office on the city’s southwest side soon after 11 p.m. Thursday in light of reports of shots discharged. Four individuals passed on outside and four kicked the bucket inside including the shooter, who police said passed on from a self-exacted gunfire wound. Police are as yet looking for an intention.

In only the previous month, the U.S grieved eight killed March 16 at three spas in Atlanta and 10 individuals killed not exactly seven days after the fact inside a store in Boulder, Colorado. The White House additionally brought down banners after a driver April 2 slammed his vehicle into two officials and a blockade close to the U.S. Statehouse, murdering Capitol Police Officer William “Billy Evans

“Last night and into the morning in Indianapolis, yet again families had to wait to hear a word about the fate of their loved ones,” Biden said. “What a cruel wait and fate that has become too normal and happens every day somewhere in our nation.”