Aftermath of Sikh shooting
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After a shooting at a temple in Wisconsin leaves six dead, Sikhs and their supporters mourn while the nation learns more about the gunman’s ties to the white supremacy movement.
Aug. 7, 2012 Kabir Chhabra,15, passes out candles in a crowd of 200 traditionally dressed Sikhs at the National Sikh Center in Rockville. Daniel C. Britt/The Washington Post
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Police say the shooter killed four people inside the temple near Milwaukee and two more outside, where he exchanged gunfire with an officer and was killed.