Police said 35-year-old Kenneth Hairston ran into an apartment on Remington after firing the gun.

The closely watched legal case is the first time a US gun manufacturer agrees to pay damages in a mass shooting.

Almost a decade after facing a parent's worst nightmare, the families of the young students killed in the Sandy Hook School shooting reached a settlement with gun manufacturer Remington, makers of the Bushmaster AR-15 used in the crime....

The Sandy Hook families say Remington's marketing of an AR-15-style rifle was illegal and ultimately led to the deaths of their loved ones.

A now removed image was tweeted by the company, days before the school shooting, showing a toddler handling one of its' AR-15 style rifles.

The high court won't hear the gun-maker's appeal in a lawsuit brought by the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims.

At a news conference, some of the parents behind the lawsuit described a bittersweet victory.

Each family would receive nearly $3.7 million but their attorneys say they deserve much more.