米国で韓国人が韓国人2人を銃で撃って逃走、韓国人1人死亡
ロングアイランド（ニューヨーク州）というところのショッピングモールで、キム・サンホという63歳（64歳？）の在米韓国人が銃乱射事件を起こして逃走中みたいですね；；
ホンダ車で逃走？
なんで誇らしい自国車に乗っていないの？迷惑な気が…
（シカゴ・トリビューン）※ロイター通信配信記事
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/sns-rt-us-usa-newyork-shooting-20130925,0,4655458.story
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Search continues for New York
gunman who shot two on Long Island
Jonathan Allen
Reuters
3:44 p.m. CDT, September 26, 2013
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The search for a suspected gunman who shot two people, killing one, in what was described as a workplace incident in the New York suburb of Garden City, Long Island, shifted on Thursday to the town where the man's abandoned SUV was recovered, authorities said.
Local police believe Sang Ho Kim, 63, walked into lighting company Savenergy Inc on Wednesday morning and shot the company's president and another male employee with a handgun before fleeing.
Nassau County Police Chief Steve Skrynecki described Kim as a disgruntled former employee who might have been upset over a "bad business deal."
An abandoned white Honda Pilot sports utility vehicle that police say belongs to Kim was found in Cold Spring on Wednesday night, Nassau County police said. Cold Spring, in New York's Hudson Valley, sits 60 miles from Garden City.
Don Smith, the sheriff of Putnam County, has urged residents in the area to be cautious, to lock the doors of their homes and to not leave keys in their vehicles, and ordered schools in the district to close on Thursday.
Nassau County police have said they do not believe Kim, described as a 6-foot-2 Asian male who was wearing a red shirt and brown suit jacket, was a threat to the public.
John Choi, the founder and president of Savenergy, was in critical but stable condition, said Shelley Lotenberg, a spokeswoman for the Nassau University Medical Center. Police have not released the name of the man who was killed.
Savenergy is in a commercial part of Garden City, about 20 miles east of Manhattan, authorities said.
(Editing by Edith Honan and Nick Zieminski)
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ＷＳＪのほうには、容疑者の顔写真も掲載されています。
（ウォール・ストリート・ジャーナル）
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304526204579097253684330232.html
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Search On for Shooter
Gunman Kills One and Injures Another Inside a Business in Nassau County
By TAMER EL-GHOBASHYand PERVAIZ SHALLWANI
One man was killed and another injured by a gunman who opened fire inside a light-fixture importing company near the Roosevelt Field Mall in Nassau County on Wednesday, sparking a massive manhunt, police said.
Sang Ho Kim, a 64-year-old Queens resident, allegedly walked into Savenergy at 645 South St., around 10:10 am and shot two employees, police said. The company is located in a single-story commercial building in East Garden City, near the shopping center.
The spasm of violence caused an immediate lockdown of the large mall and nearby schools as police conducted a detailed search of the area.
At a news conference, police said they believe Mr. Kim has been working as a vendor to the company and that he allegedly targeted it.
"At this point and time we believe that this suspect is armed and very dangerous," Nassau County Police Chief of Department Steven Skrynecki. "Right now we are involved in a very massive hunt for this individual."
There were four employees inside when Mr. Kim allegedly entered the company, police said. The gunman allegedly walked into a specific room and shot the store's owner and another employee, police said. The employee died, and the owner underwent surgery at a local hospital, police said. The extent of his injuries were unclear late Wednesday, but Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano described him as "struggling and being treated right now."
The identities of victims were not released by authorities.
Police said Mr. Kim used a handgun, but did not provide details on the brand and caliber of the weapon. Police found no records indicating Mr. Kim had a license to carry a gun in the city or the state. Police did not recover a weapon at the scene.
"We are still digging into his relationship with this business," Mr. Skrynecki said, adding that it "seems to be over a bad business deal or an issue with a business deal that they were involved in."
Mr. Kim, dressed in a red shirt and gray or brown jacket, allegedly fled in his 2007 white Honda Pilot with the plate number FMA3648, law-enforcement sources said.
A manhunt involving local and state police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation had not located Mr. Kim as of Wednesday night, police said. The state police deployed resources to aid in the dragnet and neighboring departments in Suffolk County, Westchester County, New York City and New Jersey were called on to help, officials said.
"We're very confident he's not in this immediate area now," the chief said, adding, "We have nothing to suggest this individual is on a random shooting rampage."
Mr. Kim allegedly has a history with police, a law-enforcement official said. Neighbors at his Fresh Meadows apartment complex said he was a mostly quiet presence in the building.
Both the Roosevelt Field Mall and all schools in the Garden City district were placed on lockdown for several hours. Students and mall patrons were being kept inside their facilities, and all visitors were kept out, officials said. Streets around the incident were closed off.
Heavily armed special police units did a door-to-door search of businesses, but it became clear Mr. Kim had not remained in the area after the violence.
In the middle of the afternoon, the lockdown was lifted and each person leaving the mall was checked to ensure that the suspect did not slip past authorities, police said.
Shortly after 2 p.m., more than a dozen employees at businesses near the light store were allowed to leave. Some said they heard the gunshots.
Burt Grant, a lighting representative with Metro Area Sales, said he had a 12:30 meeting the light store. "If the meeting was earlier I would have been inside," he said.
—Sarah Armaghan contributed to this article
Write to Tamer El-Ghobashy at Tamer.El-Ghobashy@wsj.com and
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こんな情報↓をチェックしちゃった後で、なんだかもっと大きなニュースが…
韓国人の人たちは、自分たちや自分の国が良く思われたいなら、日本や日本人を嘘宣伝で貶めるのじゃなくて、まずはこういう人を減らす努力をすればいいのでは…
http://blog.livedoor.jp/nh7boheu/archives/32520618.html#more
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2013年09月26日23:32
【アメリカ】在米コリアンらとVANKの提携が実現。反日活動テーマを毎月設定、米国での活動を本格化へ [09/26]
■ニューヨークのコリアン父兄ら、日本帝国主義復活阻止に乗り出す
米国ニューヨークのコリアン父兄らが日本帝国主義の復活阻止に乗り出した。ニューヨーク・コリアン 父兄協会は、復活する日本帝国主義を防ぐために来月から「NO日本帝国主義、YESアジア平和プロ ジェクト」を集中展開することを26日発表した。父兄協会はこのプロジェクトを、韓国国内のサイバー 外交使節団「バンク」(VANK)と協力して展開することにした。
父兄協会とVANKは、最近日本政府が韓国の反発にもかかわらず朝鮮人強制徴用者の恨が漂った 施設（長崎造船所、端島炭鉱など）を世界文化遺産に推薦することを決めたことに対する共同阻止 活動に乗り出す計画などを、この日発表した。ますます露骨化する日本帝国主義の復活を防ぐため、 世界世論の中心である米国ニューヨークと、北東アジア世論の中心である韓国ソウルを繋ぎ、日本 を国際的に孤立させる広報活動で手を取り合うことにしたのだ。
父兄協会は今後、１ヶ月間隔で対象を区分してプロジェクトを展開する。まず来月10月には米国内の 歴史学者らを対象に、強制徴用施設世界文化遺産登録推進阻止活動を展開し、11月にはコリアンの 留学生・教師・父兄らと協力して米国の小・中・高校教科書から歪曲された韓国歴史を捜し出して正す 活動を展開することにした。
年末には米国内のメディアを対象に、日本帝国主義の象徴である日本戦犯旗（訳注：旭日旗のこと） の危険性をＰＲする計画だ。
来年も、１月に各州の教育局を訪問して「日本海」表記を「東海」に変えるよう要請するのを皮切りに、 ２月には上下院議員と公務員を対象に日本軍慰安婦問題を提起して集中広報する活動を継続する。
３月には米国内の出版社を対象に、世界地図の中に独島（ドクト）を記載するように求める活動を展開 する。４月には移民者を対象に、靖国神社参拝がなぜ問題なのかを知らせていく計画だ。
ニューヨーク市教育局で父兄調整員を務めるチェ・ユンヒ（Choi Yoon-hee）会長は聯合ニュースの 電話インタビューに対して、「父兄協会はこのような方式で継続的にテーマを決め、対象を定めて来年 ９月末まで１年間にわたり日本帝国主義復活を防ぐ活動を繰り広げる」と決然とした意志を見せた。
VANKは、今までに製作した日本帝国主義の過去の歴史を入れた動画コンテンツや、小・中・高校 教師用の広報資料などを父兄協会に提供することにした。両団体は今後、米国と韓国を越えて全 世界の主要国と市民が連帯する多様なプロジェクトも共同で展開してゆくことで合意した。
父兄協会はこれまでも、ニューヨークの教育者を対象に第二次大戦当時の日本人を被害者だと歪曲 した小説「ヨーコの話」追放運動と共に、米国教科書の「日本海」表記の「東海」への変更、韓国史歪曲 に対処して独島を正しく知らせる事業、「東海Ｔシャツ」製作などを積極的に主導してきた。
▽ソース：米州韓国日報 Korea Times （韓国語）（2013-09-26 17:16）
http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2013/09/116_143307.html
▽別ソース：聯合ニュース（韓国語）（2013-09-26 09:58）
http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=100&oid=001&aid=0006500618
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Mr. Kim allegedly has a history with police, a law-enforcement official said.
↑キム・サンホ容疑者は、前科持ちだったようです。
韓国人がまた米国で銃乱射、ということでニュースをチェックしましたら、加害者も被害者も韓国人みたいで、なんだかなーと思いました；；
そういえば、韓国の記事を貼っていませんでした。
なんか、ハングルが鬱陶しくて；；