Jake Davison
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 39 |
| Date of birth | September 27,1986 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Record labels | Victory Records |
| Instruments | Drum Kit |
| Music groups | Aiden |
| Songs | Die Romantic |
| We Sleep Forever | |
| Knife Blood Nightmare | |
| Cry Little Sister | |
| The Last Sunrise | |
| One Love | |
| I Set My Friends on Fire | |
| Enjoy the View | |
| She Will Love You | |
| Goodbye We're Falling Fast | |
| Scavengers of the Damned | |
| Genetic Design for Dying | |
| Breathless | |
| Let the Right One In | |
| Broken Bones | |
| Unnai Pol Oruvan | |
| It's Cold Tonight | |
| Teenage Queen | |
| The Suffering | |
| Moment | |
| The Opening Departure | |
| Unbreakable | |
| Silent Eyes | |
| Fifteen | |
| Perfect Muse | |
| The Sky Is Falling | |
| Killing Machine | |
| Hurt Me | |
| Cold December | |
| Believe | |
| This City Is Far From Here | |
| 2005 | |
| Nationality | American |
| List | 2007 |
| 2005 | |
| Albums | Nightmare Anatomy |
| Rain in Hell | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1560278 |
Jake Davison Life story
Jake Davison is an American drummer. He is a former drummer for Aiden. He was one of the founding members of Aiden when it first started back in 2003, with guitarist Angel Ibarra. In May 2011, Davison announced his departure from Aiden. According to lead singer Wil Francis, the departure was not on bad terms.
Plymouth shooting: Gun laws could be reformed
... Jake Davison killed his mother Maxine, 51, Sophie Martyn, three, her father Lee, 43, Stephen Washington, 59, and Kate Shepherd, 66, in the Keyham area of Plymouth in August 2021, before he turned the gun on himself...
Plymouth shooting: Victims were unlawfully killed
... Jake Davison killed his mother and four other people, including a three-year-old girl, with a pump-action shotgun in Keyham in August 2021...
Plymouth shooting: Firearms licence officer says he had no training
... Jake Davison, 22, had a licence for the pump-action weapon he used in the shooting in Keyham, Plymouth, in 2021...
Plymouth shootings: Gun licence application not referred to manager
... Jake Davison, 22, killed five people in the Keyham area of Plymouth in 2021...
Plymouth shootings: 'Not enough staff' to deal with gun licences
... Jake Davison had his licence revoked in 2020 but police returned it in 2021...
Plymouth shootings: Killer's dad says he's sorry and ashamed
... Jake Davison, 22, killed his, including a three-year-old girl, outside in Keyham, Plymouth, in August...
Plymouth shootings: 'Not enough staff' to deal with gun licences
The Police department that returned a shotgun licence to A Man who carried out a mass shooting did not have enough staff, an inquest has heard.
Jake Davison had his licence revoked in 2020 but police returned it in 2021.
Davison, 22, killed His Mother Maxine, 51, And Then shot dead four others in Plymouth.
Three-year-old Sophie Martyn, her father, Lee, 43, Stephen Washington, 59, and Kate Shepherd, 66, all died on the evening of 12 August 2021.
Thursday was the Third Day of inquests being held into their deaths.
A senior Police Officer told the hearing there had been a backlog of licence applications when Davison first applied in 2017.
Ch Supt Roy Linden, from Devon and Cornwall Police, was questioned about The Number of applications for firearms or shotgun licences.
He Said in 2017 there were about 3,000 applications per year and The Force had the highest number of holders of certificates for firearms or shotguns in the UK.
The Counsel to the inquest, Bridget Dolan KC, who is asking questions on behalf of The Coroner , said: " Were there sufficient staff to deal with 3,000 applications? "
Ch Supt Linden replied: " The simple answer is no. "
He Said there was a backlog of applications within Devon and Cornwall Police, but The Force was not unique in the country.
Ch Supt Linden added The Problem had only got worse over time.
He told the inquest: " It's still the condition today, I think they have probably increased. "
Before he gave evidence Ch Supt Linden addressed the families of The Victims .
He Said The Force " recognises the trauma that has been caused by this incident".
He added: " It's our intention that this tragic incident will serve to drive improvements in firearms licencing both in Devon and Cornwall and nationally. "
The inquest hearing at Exeter Racecourse continues.
Source of news: bbc.com
