A gunman dressed in black sprayed bullets inside a crowded dance bar popular with college students Wednesday night, killing at least 12 people, including a police officer, in California's Thousand Oaks city in one of the "horrific" mass shooting incidents in the US.
The gunman, who also injured nearly a dozen others, was found dead inside the Borderline Bar and Grill on the outskirts of Los Angeles although it was not immediately clear if he was killed by officers or shot himself.
Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean described the incident as "horrific."
President Donald Trump said that he has been "fully briefed on the terrible shooting in California."
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