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Four Killed, Two Wounded In Shooting At Nashville Area Waffle House

Source: Jason Davis / Getty

James Shaw Jr. remains in the spotlight after explaining how he wrestled away an AR-15 from the attacker, which undoubtedly prevented the carnage from moving beyond the four who were killed and three (including Shaw) who were injured.

Shaw continues to insist that he’s “not a hero,” which he told Nashville’s Fox affiliate while saying that he was motivated to survive, but unsurprisingly, many folks do disagree with him. And in other heroic efforts from Shaw, he’s opened a GoFundMe page to direct funds towards the families of those who were injured. Shaw gets straight to the point:

My name is James Shaw Jr. I am creating this page to help the families of the victims from the Shooting that took place at Waffle House in Antioch, TN. Please take the time to donate as all of the proceeds will be given to the families. Thank you again for your generosity and blessings!

Thus far, donations are pouring in and now sit at $23,726 as opposed to Shaw’s initial $15,000 goal.

 

READ MORE: Uproxx.com

Article Courtesy of Uproxx

First and Second Picture Courtesy of Jason Davis and Getty Images

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