Buffalo Supermarket Video
The video of the buffalo incident at a supermarket has become popular on Twitter and other social media platforms. In this article, we will discuss who shared the video and what it is about.
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In this article, we will provide details about the buffalo supermarket video, including what happened, who posted it, and where it can be found.
Who is Payton Gendron?
According to reports, Payton Gendron is a 19-year-old Caucasian male who carried out a shooting at Tops Friendly Markets located in Buffalo, New York.
The incident resulted in the injury of three individuals and the death of seven individuals, all of whom were African American.
During the attack, Gendron livestreamed the event on Twitch, which was shut down within two minutes.
Following the trial, Gendron was given a sentence of 11 consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.
What happened in the buffalo supermarket video?
The buffalo supermarket video shows Payton Gendron carrying out a shooting at a Tops supermarket located on Jefferson Avenue.
This particular supermarket is located in a predominantly black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York.
During the attack, Gendron made use of a modified rifle that could hold high-capacity magazines and 30-round ammunition. He also wore a military helmet, body armor, and a head-mounted camera that he used to livestream the event on Twitch.
Prior to carrying out the attack, Gendron was heard saying “Just got to go for it”.
Emergency services were contacted at 2:31 p.m., and both police officers and firefighters responded to the scene.
Upon their arrival, bodies were discovered lying outside the building.
Who posted the video?
The video of the incident was streamed on Twitch by Peyton, but the platform took it down within two minutes. However, it was later shared on various social media platforms, including Reddit and Twitter.
On Twitter, a user going by the handle @RG46729089 posted the video, which received over 20,000 views. Many users criticized Peyton, with some saying that the video was the "evilest" they had ever seen and that the attack was racially motivated.
