Family Breaks Silence After Transgender Shooter’s Deadly Rink Rampage
Shock and grief continue to ripple through a Rhode Island community after a deadly shooting at a youth hockey game left multiple people dead and others fighting for their lives. According to Fox News , family members of…

Shock and grief continue to ripple through a Rhode Island community after a deadly Shooting at a youth hockey game left multiple people dead and others fighting for their lives.
According to Fox News, family members of the victims said they are “deeply and profoundly affected by the recent events that took place,” issuing their first public statement days after the violence unfolded inside a crowded arena.
Police said Robert Dorgan, 56, a transgender individual, opened fire Monday at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket during a game between Coventry and Blackstone Valley schools.
Authorities said he killed his ex-wife, Rhonda Dorgan, and their son, Aidan Dorgan, before turning the gun on himself.
Three others — Rhonda’s parents, Linda and Gerald Dorgan, along with family friend Thomas Giarrusso — were critically wounded and remain hospitalized, according to officials.


