Families of Dayton mass shooting victims sue maker of 100-round magazine used by gunman

"No civilian needs a 100-round magazine," a lawyer for the families said.

Loved ones of those killed in a 2019 mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, have filed a lawsuit against the maker of a 100-round, double-drum ammunition magazine the gunman used in the massacre. The lawsuit was filed in Eighth Judicial District Court in Clark County, Nevada, where the bullet magazine manufacturer, Kyung Chang Industry USA, INC., is located. "I want to make sure that the actions of all those that were responsible for that day don't go unanswered for my grandchildren," Lashandra James, whose daughter, Lois Oglesby, was killed in the rampage, said at a virtual news conference on Monday. James is now the guardian of her daughter's two young children.