A makeshift shrine was visited by students in Prague on Friday morning as they attempted to comprehend the murders that had taken place.

The atmosphere was filled with grief and shock as people grappled with the fact that anyone could have been a victim, including themselves or their friends.

The Charles University building, where the worst mass shooting in Czech history occurred, remained a significant crime scene, though the police cordon had been removed.

The body of the 14th victim was just recently removed.

The police had received an alert about an armed man entering the city with intentions of killing himself after murdering his father, and officers rushed to evacuate the building where the shooter was supposed to attend a lecture.

However, he ended up firing shots at a different faculty.

A California man, Byron Burkhart, has been charged with murder after a road rage shooting that resulted in the death of a 4-year-old boy.

The incident occurred when Burkhart, accompanied by his girlfriend, allegedly cut off the victims' vehicle on Sierra Highway in Lancaster, Los Angeles County.

Following the altercation, Burkhart engaged in aggressive driving and opened fire on the family's car, firing eight shots.

Tragically, the young boy, Gor Adamyan, was fatally struck.

The incident has been described as a senseless act of road rage by District Attorney George Gascón.

Burkhart is facing multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder, and if convicted, he could receive a life sentence. He is being held on a $2 million bond.