On the night of June 11, a gunman opened fire in a night club in Orlando. 50 people died, while 53 have been injured; some of them are in critical condition.
The authorities recognized this accident as a mass murder with the largest number of victims in the US.
FBI classifies the attack as an act of terrorism.
The picture shows Omar Matin, the suspect 29-year-old US citizen.
The picture shows law enforcement officials giving comments on the accident.
The police confirmed that the attacker was armed with an assault rifle and a pistol. The criminal was acting alone and was well-prepared for the attack. During the shooting, the police managed to eliminate the killer.
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