FACT CHECK: No, Transgender people are not behind a surge in mass shootings
RCMP confirms nine dead, including shooter; U.S. data shows transgender perpetrators involved in less than 0.1% of mass shootings
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RCMP confirms nine dead, including shooter; U.S. data shows transgender perpetrators involved in less than 0.1% of mass shootings
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