Jiverly Wong（ジベリー・ウォン）通名Jiverly Voong（ジベリーブーン）が銃を乱射

本名はLinh Phat Voongさん、ベトナム人だそうです。

��訂正：正確にはJiverly VoongのIDを所持とのこと）

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Shooting in Binghamton, N.Y. - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com via kwout

Updated | 7:59 p.m. A law-enforcement official said that Mr. Wong had a New York State pistol license that listed two pistols, a 45-caliber Beretta and a 9-mm Beretta. The authorities matched the serial numbers of two guns found with the gunman’s body to the serial numbers on his license. The authorities were trying to trace the guns to determine where Mr. Wong obtained them and their history.

Updated | 7:25 p.m. The New York Times has now identified the alleged shooter as Jiverly Wong, who used the alias Jiverly Voong, according to law-enforcement officials.

Updated | 7:05 p.m. There seems to be a mix-up about the alleged shooter, whose name police are still not releasing.

Representative Maurice Hinchey, whose district includes Binghamton, had told The New York Times and The Associated Press that the alleged shooter had been laid off from I.B.M. But a person familiar with the I.B.M. plant in Johnson City tells us that the alleged shooter did not work for I.B.M.
http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/04/03/shooting-in-binghamton/?hp

ベトナム人の通名を利用してたウォンさんだそうです！（爆ｗ

ソースがコリアン関係に強いNYTなのでこの場合信憑性が高い。（ｗ

ベトナム人のふりした朝鮮人の可能性が急上昇！（爆ｗ

因みにIBMの人は同名の別人とのこと。

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　ＣＮＮテレビによると、米ニューヨーク州ビンガムトンの入国管理関係の施設で３日、武装した男が銃を乱射し、少なくとも４人が死亡、１２人が負傷した。１３人が死亡したとの情報もあるという。

　ＡＰ通信などによると、男はライフルを持って施設に立てこもり、４０人以上が施設の地下に人質になっている。ＣＮＮによると、男はアジア系とみられている。
　近くには学校もあるといい、現地からの映像では、警官らが封鎖した現場を心配そうに見守る住民らの姿が見られた。施設からは、負傷者とみられる人がストレッチャーで運び出された。人質解放に向け交渉担当者も投入された。

　施設では、移民や難民の相談に乗ったり支援を行ったりしているという。
■ソース(共同通信)
http://www.47news.jp/CN/200904/CN2009040301000971.html

どうやら地元の犯罪者一族の一員のようですね・・・
下記の情報サイトの信憑性がイマイチ確認できないのと
Voongさんが犯人に仕立て上げられた可能性もあるので訂正しときます。

People Search & Background Check via kwout

もし前科があるベトナム人なら北朝鮮系マフィアって可能性ありですね。（ｗ


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先日起きたこの事件との関連性が気になりますね。（爆ｗ

Senior Fatally Shot in Oakland

By Anna Widowson
Contributing Writer
Thursday, April 2, 2009
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UC Berkeley graduating senior Vincent Choi was fatally shot early Saturday morning outside a bar in Oakland. He was 22.

Choi was shot at 1:30 a.m. in front of Dan Sung Sa, a Korean bar and restaurant on the 2700 block of Telegraph Avenue, according to an Oakland Police Department release.

Choi and two friends each sustained a gunshot wound, said Jeff Thomason, public information officer for the department.

According to Michael Voong, who was injured in the incident, Choi and five friends, including Voong, had been engaged in a verbal altercation with a group of about a dozen people sitting nearby in the bar.

Voong, who left the bar with Choi and another friend, said they were attacked by members of the group they had been arguing with.

"We walked outside because we were getting ready to leave," he said. "Then all of a sudden they pulled out a gun on the corner and started firing."

Alameda resident Jason Ma, who had known Choi since middle school, said he exited the bar after hearing a car alarm, but quickly retreated back inside when he realized shots were being fired.

"I went outside and I saw a guy lying on the ground but I didn't recognize (him) as Vincent because he was bleeding so much," Ma said.

Choi was declared dead at the scene of the crime, Thomason said.

Voong said he and the other victim were taken to Highland Hospital in Oakland and released later that day.

According to Thomason, the department is investigating several suspects and "following up on some very good leads."

Choi will be remembered as a gentle and open-minded individual, according to UC Berkeley senior Albert Chun, a childhood friend. He was a devout Baptist who aspired to be a police officer and enjoyed playing paintball.

"He was someone that was not afraid to show people that he loved them," he said. "He had one of the most sensitive consciences that I know of."

Choi spent three days a week working at a church in Oakland, where he volunteered for a homeless outreach program, according to Chun.

Chun said he admired Choi's honesty, recalling that in middle school, Choi was awarded by police for returning a wallet and bicycle that he found.

Ji-Whan Yun, one of Choi's GSIs, said the political science major was a modest and hard-working student.

"I met him several times during and after the semester and liked him very much," Yun said. "He always said to m e, 'I want to be a policeman who can help weak persons.'"

Choi's family held a viewing yesterday evening. His funeral service is scheduled for today at 10 a.m.

"He was one of my best friends so this is totally unbelievable," Chun said. "But I don't believe in a God of stray bullets and random acts of violence and I rest surely in knowing that this is part of something bigger."

Tags: OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT, SHOOTING
Contact Anna Widdowson at awiddowson@dailycal.org.
http://www.dailycal.org/article/105066/senior_fatally_shot_in_oakland