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Casualties
A total of 1,043 casualties occurred during the incidents included in this study (486 killed,
557 wounded). If a shooter died as a result of the incident, that individual was not included
in the casualty totals. In addition, a small number of those identified as wounded were not
injured by gunfire but rather suffered injuries incidental to the event, such as being hit by
flying objects/shattered glass or falling while running. For the purposes of this study, the
FBI did not seek to isolate the exact number of individuals that fell into this category, when
research did not allow for that type of injury to be easily discerned.
The median number of individuals killed in each incident was 2, and the median number of
individuals wounded in each incident was 2.
The FBI found that 64 incidents (40.0%) would have been categorized as falling within
the new federal definition of “mass killing,” which is defined as “three or more killings in
a single incident.”19
19 Investigative Assistance for Violent Crimes Act of 2012, 28 USC 530C(b)(1)(M)(i).
https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/201...-2000-and-2013