A person holds a flower as a group prays near the scene of the shooting. AP
Payton Gendron has pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges. AP
The charges carry an automatic sentence of life in prison. AP
Gendron, 19, live-streamed the shooting on social media. Reuters
US Attorney General Merrick Garland places flowers at a memorial for the shooting victims earlier this year. AP
Mr Garland was in Buffalo to announce federal hate crime charges against Gendron. AP
Matt Swerdlin kneels with his children during a June March For Our Lives event in Buffalo. Getty Images / AFP
Gun reform advocates in hundreds of communities across the US took to the streets following shootings earlier this year in Buffalo and Uvalde, Texas. Getty Images / AFP
The nationwide marches were organised by the group founded by survivors of the 2018 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people. Getty Images / AFP
Marchers pause at a memorial for the Tops grocery store mass shooting. Getty Images / AFP
US President Joe Biden has called for a total ban on AR-15-style assault weapons. Getty Images / AFP
Attorney Benjamin Crump, accompanied by the family of Ruth Whitfield, a victim of shooting at a supermarket, speaks to the media during a news conference in Buffalo, New York. AP
Vintage Firearms, the gun shop where Buffalo supermarket shooting suspect Payton Gendron legally purchased his weapon, in Endicott, New York. Reuters
Vintage Firearms in Endicott, New York. Reuters
A member of the FBI looks at bullet holes through the glass at the scene of a shooting at a TOPS supermarket in Buffalo, New York. Reuters
People embrace near the scene of the fatal mass shooting in Buffalo. AP
Police officers secure the scene after a shooting at TOPS supermarket in Buffalo. Reuters
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia speaks at a press conference after the shooting. AP
A woman is in shock, as police investigate the shooting. AP
A man is detained after the mass shooting. Photo: BigDawg/ via Reuters
Two people hug near the scene of the mass shooting. EPA
Payton Gendron was arraigned on first-degree murder charges and detained without bail. AP
A floral tribute and candles are laid. AP
Stephanie Morris is overcome with emotion after news of the fatal shooting spread. AP
Children walk hand in hand near the scene of the shooting. AP
People pay their respects outside the supermarket. AP
Mourners gather for a vigil for victims of the shooting. Reuters
Sharon Doyle gathers with others outside the supermarket. AP
Worshippers affected by the shooting pray at True Bethel Baptist Church in Buffalo. AP
People march to the scene of the shooting in Buffalo. AP
A person holds a flower as a group prays near the scene of the shooting. AP
Payton Gendron has pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges. AP
The charges carry an automatic sentence of life in prison. AP
Gendron, 19, live-streamed the shooting on social media. Reuters
US Attorney General Merrick Garland places flowers at a memorial for the shooting victims earlier this year. AP
Mr Garland was in Buffalo to announce federal hate crime charges against Gendron. AP
Matt Swerdlin kneels with his children during a June March For Our Lives event in Buffalo. Getty Images / AFP
Gun reform advocates in hundreds of communities across the US took to the streets following shootings earlier this year in Buffalo and Uvalde, Texas. Getty Images / AFP
The nationwide marches were organised by the group founded by survivors of the 2018 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, that killed 17 people. Getty Images / AFP
Marchers pause at a memorial for the Tops grocery store mass shooting. Getty Images / AFP
US President Joe Biden has called for a total ban on AR-15-style assault weapons. Getty Images / AFP
Attorney Benjamin Crump, accompanied by the family of Ruth Whitfield, a victim of shooting at a supermarket, speaks to the media during a news conference in Buffalo, New York. AP
Vintage Firearms, the gun shop where Buffalo supermarket shooting suspect Payton Gendron legally purchased his weapon, in Endicott, New York. Reuters
Vintage Firearms in Endicott, New York. Reuters
A member of the FBI looks at bullet holes through the glass at the scene of a shooting at a TOPS supermarket in Buffalo, New York. Reuters
People embrace near the scene of the fatal mass shooting in Buffalo. AP
Police officers secure the scene after a shooting at TOPS supermarket in Buffalo. Reuters
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia speaks at a press conference after the shooting. AP
A woman is in shock, as police investigate the shooting. AP
A man is detained after the mass shooting. Photo: BigDawg/ via Reuters
Two people hug near the scene of the mass shooting. EPA
Payton Gendron was arraigned on first-degree murder charges and detained without bail. AP
A floral tribute and candles are laid. AP
Stephanie Morris is overcome with emotion after news of the fatal shooting spread. AP
Children walk hand in hand near the scene of the shooting. AP
People pay their respects outside the supermarket. AP
Mourners gather for a vigil for victims of the shooting. Reuters
Sharon Doyle gathers with others outside the supermarket. AP
Worshippers affected by the shooting pray at True Bethel Baptist Church in Buffalo. AP
People march to the scene of the shooting in Buffalo. AP
A person holds a flower as a group prays near the scene of the shooting. AP
