text: Tim Cook calls for action after two mass shootings in 24 hours - 9to5Mac
  - Aug. 5th 2019 4:08 am PT
  Apple CEO Tim Cook has called for bipartisan action on the problem of gun violence in the US after two mass shootings in the space of 24 hours over the weekend…
  El Paso, Texas, shooting
  Patrick Crusius, 21, was arrested on suspicion of having carried out the atrocity. CNN reports that Crusius is believed to be the author of a document posted online a few minutes before the shooting began.
  Cook also tweeted following the subsequent mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, where nine people died and 27 were injured.
  Connor Betts, 24, was named by police as the shooter in that case. Police shot Betts dead as he was attempting to enter a nightclub, and said that there would have been many more deaths had he made it inside with his assault rifle with high-capacity magazines and spare ammunition.
  Apple's CEO followed with a further tweet in which he said he was heartbroken by the two mass shootings, and that it was "insanity" not to take action in response.
  — Tim Cook (@tim_cook) August 5, 2019
  Cook stops short of using the phrase "gun control," knowing what a contentious issue this is, but the need for some kind of control is the clear implication of his tweet.