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Youtube Shooter Is Known To Be Animal Rights Activist




San Bruno Police, United States (US) announced the identity of the perpetrators of attacks at the headquarters of YouTube on Tuesday (3/4/2018).

Proclaimed by Sky News on Wednesday (4/4/2018), the shooter was identified as Nasim Aghdam, and aged 39 years. She has her own YouTube channel, and is known to be an athlete, artist and animal rights activist.

Before the shooting took place, Aghdam had uploaded a YouTube video and complained that she deemed unfair.
Later, she also criticized YouTube through her written statement. According to her, the video sharing sites are targeting certain accounts, and eliminate their videos so that others can not see it.

Previously, the shooting at the YouTube headquarters appeared from a social media account of one of the staff there at 19:57 local time. Aghdam was reportedly carrying a gun-type weapon, and injured three people.

After the incidents, she committed suicide by shoot herself. President Donald Trump said the central government are monitoring the ongoing situation in San Bruno.

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