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California campus slayings suspect was upset with college: police chief
The gunman who police suspect killed seven people and wounded three at a Christian college in Oakland, California, was upset with the school's administration and students over what he viewed was unfair treatment while he was enrolled there, the Oakland police chief said Tuesday.
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