In Boston, special forces killed a man who threatened his family after being asked to move out 
In Boston, a man came to visit his mother for several hours, but instead he stayed with her for ten days. When she asked him to move out, he took out a pistol and began to threaten the family, demanding the key to the house, reports the New York Post.
The police arrived at the scene, and unsuccessfully tried to negotiate with the suspect. Negotiations with the man barricaded in the house lasted six hours. After that, the special forces threw flash-noise grenades inside the apartment, rushed inside and started a firefight, during which two police officers were injured and the man was eliminated. His mother said that his son had a mental illness.
Earlier it became known that an American opened fire in the section for motorists of Wendy's fast food restaurant and killed a teenage girl. There was a conflict at the dispensing window of the diner. One of its participants took out a firearm and began to shoot, as a result of which a 16-year-old girl died. The man who was driving where she was was injured, as well as another woman who was in the passenger seat.