Timeline: Major shooting incidents in the US this year
The deadly school shooting at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday was the latest in a series of shooting crimes in the US this year.

The deadly school shooting at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday was the latest in a series of shooting crimes in the United States this year.Following are some of the worst such incidents in the United States in 2012:April 2: A gunman kills seven people and wounds three in a shooting rampage at a Christian college in Oakland.[caption id="attachment_558232" align="alignright" width="380"]
In August, a lone gunman opened fire at a gurdwara in Wisconsin, killing six. Reuters[/caption]July 20: A masked gunman kills 12 people and wounds 58 when he opens fire on moviegoers at a showing of the Batman film The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, a suburb of Denver, Colorado.August 5: A gunman kills six people during Sunday services at a Sikh gurdwara in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, before he is shot dead by a police officer.August 24: Two people are killed and eight wounded in a shooting outside the landmark Empire State Building in New York City at the height of the tourist season.September 27: A disgruntled former employee kills five people and takes his own life in a shooting rampage at a Minneapolis sign company from which he had been fired.October 21: Three people are killed in a Milwaukee area spa including the estranged wife of the suspected gunman, who then killed himself.December 14: A shooter opens fire at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, killing several people including children.Sources: Reuters and Milwaukee Journal SentinelReuters

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