How people are reacting to the Borderline Bar & Grill mass shooting in Thousand Oaks on Twitter

Thirteen people are dead after a gunman opened fire on a crowd at a country bar in Thousand Oaks. The dead include 11 people inside the Borderline Bar & Grill, the gunman and a Ventura County sheriff’s sergeant, according to officials.

Here’s what some are saying about the deadly shooting on Twitter:

What we know so far about the #BorderlineShooting in #ThousandOaks:
– 13 people dead including gunman & sheriff’s sergeant
– Shooting happened at a country dance bar hosting a college night
– Suspect only described as 29-year-old man
– Read more: https://t.co/8Kn6QeLYvU

— L.A. Daily News (@ladailynews) November 8, 2018

The University has determined that multiple Pepperdine students were on site at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks. At this time, the University is working to identify and provide support to those students. (1/2)

— Pepperdine University (@pepperdine) November 8, 2018

Knowing I was just employed as a Security guard @ borderline less than 2 months ago and WOULD have been on duty tonight. I can’t hold my tears back, I pray my friends and former coworkers are alive and safe. Prayers #Borderline

— John (@jay_lewi3) November 8, 2018

An Emergency Information Hotline to assist locating people that may have been involved in the #BorderLineShooting incident has been established by @Venturaoes: at 805-465-6650

— Ventura Co. Sheriff (@VENTURASHERIFF) November 8, 2018

Ventura County Sheriff Sergeant Ron Helus, a 29 year veteran, was killed in the line of duty running into the #Borderline Bar in an attempt to stop an active shooter.Please keep his family in your prayers along with all the families who lost loved ones in this senseless shooting. pic.twitter.com/2o6v9vEWzr

— Laguna Beach Police (@LagunaBeachPD) November 8, 2018

For those of you who are not familiar with Thousand Oaks, this is a place that is routinely considered the safest city in the entire country. This is the absolute last place anyone thought this would ever happen. If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere. #Borderline

— Amelia Carder (@carder613) November 8, 2018

Pls pray for my residence hall, a handful of girls went to line dance tonight and they’re not all accounted for https://t.co/GmncdBYx1y

— Ashley (@amowreader) November 8, 2018

Once again, we begin a day with heavy hearts for the innocent victims slain in an act of evil, this time in California, and for Ventura County Sgt. Ron Helus, the hero who ran into the gunfire, gave his life to save others. No greater love. Our prayers are with them. #Borderline

— Mass State Police (@MassStatePolice) November 8, 2018

CNN anchor just now on the #Borderline attack:
“The largest mass shooting… in 12 days.”

— Danny Wallace (@dannywallace) November 8, 2018

Mitchell Hunter, 19, of Simi Valley, has bloodied hands after breaking a window with a chair to get out of Borderline after he heard shots on the dancefloor. #Borderline #Borderlineshooting pic.twitter.com/x3MX1rkNDf

— Jeremy Childs (@Jeremy_Childs) November 8, 2018

This mother recounting her son escaping the #Borderline mass shooting has me crying. He hid in a gas station & vomited from fear. 11 dead. Among them a veteran cop & likely students. Less than 2 weeks after the Pittsburgh Massacre. This is terrorism. We are at war with our own.

— Michelle Collins (@michcoll) November 8, 2018

Some survivors of the Route 91 mass shooting that took place in Vegas were at #Borderline tonight…making this the second mass shooting that they have been in. I have no words.

— steph (@Stephmichel23) November 8, 2018

#Borderline is the 304th mass shooting in America this year.

It’s the 312th day of the year. That’s almost one per day.

— Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC) November 8, 2018

Once again I wake up to another #massshooting story. My heart breaks every single time. Lord I pray for those who were hurt,those who witnessed the horrible scene and their families. Lord I pray for change. I pray for the world #Borderline #CaliforniaShooting #ENDviolence

— Lina (@linaa_b2) November 8, 2018

304 mass shootings in 312 days.

Just repeat that sentence to yourself over and over until it sinks in.#Borderline and #ThousandOaks, my heart breaks for you. What’s left of it after it has already broken 300+ times.

— Ariana (@Shemari_12) November 8, 2018

Kids in 2018 wake up almost weekly to a mass shooting. In 1988, I woke up to wondering if that day would be the day I stepped in quicksand. Their fears >>>>>>>>> #Borderline

— Travis Keys (@travkeys) November 8, 2018

Borderline, almost 10 years ago. What a different world it was then. How different it was two years ago. How different it was….a day ago. https://t.co/Kkh4taabLu

— Pepper (@KFrogPepper) November 8, 2018