Church Shooting Suspect Charged With Murder, Attempted Murder

The transcript covers a tragic shooting at a Taiwanese American church in California, where David Chow opened fire, killing one and injuring others. The suspect, who harbored animosity towards Taiwanese people, was charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder. He had planned the attack meticulously, even blocking exits. Doctor John Chung's brave actions helped subdue the suspect, preventing further casualties. The legal proceedings may consider the death penalty, despite California's moratorium on executions.

What measures did the suspect take to prevent escape during the shooting?

What considerations are prosecutors making regarding the death penalty for the gunman?