Who Was Ousman Ceesay? Tucson Gay Bar Shooting Suspect Had LGBT Venues List
Summary
A shooting at a gay bar in Tucson, Arizona, is being treated as a hate crime. The suspect, Ousman Ceesay, shot two people who later died, and then he died after being taken to the hospital. Police found a list of LGBTQIA+ businesses on him and increased security around such places.Key Facts
- The shooting happened early Monday morning at Venture-N, a gay bar in Tucson.
- Two men, Vincent Anthony Siqueiros (42) and Cameron Davis Capara (33), were shot and died at the scene.
- The suspect, Ousman Ceesay, 44, was also injured and died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
- Police found a note on Ceesay that listed several LGBTQIA+ associated businesses.
- Authorities believe Ceesay confronted the victims just before shooting them.
- Police said there is no current threat to the community but have increased patrols near LGBTQIA+ venues.
- The shooting is being investigated as a hate crime.
- The investigation is still ongoing.
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