From [HERE] Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy (Conn.) condemned his anti-abortion Republican colleagues on Tuesday following several speeches that were given on the Senate floor against abortions, accusing them of hypocrisy in light of the fatal school shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan.

Murphy wrote on Twitter that he had been driving home, but then thought of the speeches on the "sanctity of life" that Republicans had given on Tuesday. Numerous Republican lawmakers gave speeches condemning abortion in anticipation of the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in a case that could potentially overturn Roe v. Wade.

"This concern for 'life' apparently doesn't extend to the kids who were shot today in a school in Michigan," wrote Murphy. "So I turned the car around, and went to the Senate floor." Three people, all believed to be students at Oxford High School, were killed in the shooting and at least eight others were injured. The suspect, a 15-year-old sophomore, has been apprehended. [MORE] The guns involved in said alleged tragedy were apparently purchased lawfully by the child’s parents. The child possessed the gun unlawfully at school.

Meanwhile the Tucson Police Department moved swiftly on Tuesday to fire a police officer after he fatally shot a man in a motorized wheelchair who was suspected of stealing a toolbox from a Walmart and flashing a knife when challenged.

Police bodycam video shows an officer pursuing the suspect and yelling, “Do not go into the store, sir,” as the man, identified as Richard Lee Richards, 61, continued to the entrance of a Lowe’s Home Improvement store on Monday night. The officer, Ryan Remington, fired nine shots and hit the man in the back and side, the police said, causing Mr. Richards to hunch over and fall in front of a display of pink and red flowers.

A store surveillance video shows Officer Remington placing handcuffs on a motionless Mr. Richards.