RICHMOND (Virginia), Dec 2: A survivor Donya Prioleau of the Walmart mass shooting in Virginia on November 22, in which seven people were killed and four injured, has sued the company for $ 50 m in a lawsuit. She has been an employee with Walmart for over a year.

The lawsuit said the victim had complained about the suspect employee's behaviour months before the mass shooting at the store in Chesapeake but the company continued to keep him on the rolls. The suspect had disturbing interactions with staff, the written complaint of September 10 had stated. The lawsuit claimed that he also had "violent propensities."

According to the lawsuit, the gunman had told store employees that he would retaliate and "people will remember my name" in case he was ever sacked.

The lawsuit said, Prioleau's mother had come to the store following the suspect's abuse of her daughter and told store manager Alysia Mixon about it, that she was concerned about her daughter's safety, but Mixon told her "there was nothing that could be done about Mr. Bing because he was liked by the management."

The victim now suffers, among other things, sleeplessness, flashbacks, severe anxiety and nightmares, according to the lawsuit.

Andre Bing, a supervisor at Walmart since 2010, opened fire on a staff break room on November 22, killing seven people and injuring several others. Prioleau was in the room. The suspect died on the scene from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to the police.

Colorado shootings

DENVER: Following the Colorado killings, the lawmakers have stressed the urgency to speed up legislation to ban assault weapon and bring in age restrictions on the purchase of firearms.

A shooter, wearing body armour, opened fire at an LGBT nightclub, Club Q, in Colorado Springs, killing five and injuring 25 on November 19.

A US Navy member, who was injured while disarming the shooter, said he simply ‘wanted to save the family’ he found.

After the shootings at Club Q and the Walmart three days later, President Joe Biden has called on Congress to pass the legislation introduced last year to ban assault weapons nationally.

Buffalo mass shooting

BUFFALO: In another incident, A man was shot on the 300 block of Military Road in Buffalo at 5:15 pm Thursday and the police is seeking public help to find the shooter.

Meanwhile, the teen, Daniel Harris, 19, a UK White Supremacist, who inspired the Buffalo shooter, Payton Gendron, faces extradition to the US, the prosecutor told the Manchester Crown Court. He had published far-right terrorist materials that inspired the mass shooting of May 14 last. He glorified White supremacist mass murderers.

The Buffalo mass shooting occurred at a Tops Friendly Markets supermarket in the East Side neighbourhood. Ten Black people were killed and three others were injured.