Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/United States Capitol shooting incident (2013)
When it comes to an event like this, you just have to wonder.  It would seem that personal opinion is replacing policy. With this event, you have something that occurred. Obviously, it would be wrong for the news not to report it. So they reported it. Meanwhile, nothing happens. Nobody gives this event a second thought a day after. The policy this would fall under is . It is hardly satisfied, as long-standing coverage is not found, so, as a failure of the policy, it should be deleted. However, people are giving the standard "clearly passes GNG" and "it's unusual" comments that you find everywhere. It's obviously not notable. If people feel like challenging the current guidelines, so be it, but as of now this is clearly unsuitable for an encyclopedia. Wikipedia is not a crime dictionary for everything that happens involving a person and a gun
— User:Beerest355, 00:21, 17 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:EVENT (Wikipedia:Notability)