Walmart keep selling guns despite shooting incident at its stores
Despite two deadly shootings at its stores in less than a week, American retail giant Walmart has no plans to stop selling guns and ammunition, a spokesman said Sunday.
A man opened fire with an assault rifle at a Walmart in Texas on Saturday, killing 20 people, just four days after a disgruntled employee shot dead two coworkers and wounded a responding police officer at one of the massive chain's stores in Mississippi.
"We are focused on supporting our associates, our customers, and the entire El Paso community," spokesman Randy Hargrove said.
Following the El Paso shooting, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon posted a note on Instagram saying he "can't believe" it was the second such in a week.
"My heart aches for the community in El Paso, especially the associates and customers at sto...