‘Fed up’ with gun violence, Ozzy Osbourne quitting US

Following a string of shooting incidents over the weekend, singer Ozzy Osbourne and his wife have decided to leave the US and return to their home in the UK.

The 73-year-old Black Sabbath star is “fed up with people getting killed every day” in the US, he told The Guardian.

His wife, Sharon, said they had made up their mind to move back to Buckinghamshire in England.

“It isn’t the United States of America at all—nothing’s united about it,” she said.

Incidents
On Sunday, a gunman randomly started shooting at passersby in Detroit, killing three people and injuring another. The police said they had arrested the suspect and were investigating the motive behind the attack.

The same day in Houston, a man dressed in all black set fire to a building and then began shooting at people who tried to flee. He killed three people and injured two before police shot him dead.

Two days earlier, three off-duty Dutch commandos who are in the US for training, were shot outside a hotel they were staying at in Indianapolis. Of the three, one is in critical condition, according to the defense ministry in the Netherlands.

Police believe the men were involved in a “previous altercation” with another group at “another place,” which led to the attack. No arrests have been made so far.