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Shooter ages ranged from 16 to 48 years old. Among the three shooters who were current students, two were under 18, and one was 20 years old. The 48 year old Brown University shooter was a former student. The overall average age was 25, but 18 among current students. |

In 2025, the education location category had higher average casualties per incident than other locations. No citizen interventions were reported. | Apprehended

Incidents: 3 | Casualties: 43 (6 killed, 37 wounded) | Mass Killings: 1

In 2025, there were three incidents in the house of worship location category, the fewest (9%) among all location categories.

However, house of worship attacks tripled, increasing from one in 2024 to three in 2025.

This category had an average fatality rate of 2.0, which was higher than the overall average of 1.5 per incident in 2025, representing 12% of all fatalities.

These attacks accounted for nearly 26% of total casualties, averaging 14.3 per incident, which was higher than the overall average of 4.9.

One of the incidents was a mass killing.

At CrossPointe Community Church in Michigan, the shooter began firing outside as service began but was killed by armed security after civilian intervention.

At The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan, the shooter rammed his truck into the building, began shooting at congregants, set a fire, and continued shooting until law enforcement killed him.

In Minnesota at the Annunciation Roman Catholic Church, the attacker barricaded exit doors and fired from outside through windows during a back-to-school mass. He died by suicide before law enforcement arrived.

Both the Annunciation and CrossPointe shooters had ties to the attack locations, as former members or attendees.

This attack had the highest fatalities (4) in the category.

This attack had the highest casualties (30) in 2025.