What is Sikh? Explaining the Sikh faith

OAK CREEK -- Since Sunday's shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, there have been a lot of questions about the Sikh faith -- a faith the average person isn't necessarily familiar with and a faith that's difficult to describe and explain.The shooting left six dead and three critically wounded. 40-year-old gunman, Wade Michael Page was fatally shot by Oak Creek police.Officials say Page entered the temple and opened fire, before "ambushing" one of the first responding officers to the scene.

WCTC's Brian Dorow talks law enforcement training

OAK CREEK -- Brian Dorow with Waukesha County Technical College joined FOX6 WakeUp News to talk about how law enforcement officers train for the type of tragedy that occurred at Sikh Temple in Oak Creek.FOX6's Kim Murphy: "Describe the type of training that law enforcement officials go through -- the type of scenarios."Dorow: "We do the Active Shooter Training.

51-year-old Oak Creek police officer recovering following shooting

OAK CREEK -- Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said Monday, August 6th Lieutenant Brian Murphy, a 20-year veteran of the department remained in critical condition at Froedtert Hospital's ICU following Sunday morning's shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek.

PICTURES: Sikh Temple shooting in Oak Creek

OAK CREEK -- Several photos have emerged from the scene of the shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, WI.Officials say 40-year-old Wade Michael Page shot and killed six people, before he was fatally shot by Oak Creek police.Three were critically injured in this shooting.

PICTURES: Wade Michael Page

Photos of Wade Michael Page, the suspected gunman in the shooting at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek.

Sikh civil rights group: "Houses of worship are places of peace"

OAK CREEK -- The Sikh American Legal Defense Education Fund, and the Sikh American community issued a statement following the shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek Sunday morning, August 5th."Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and the Oak Creek community following this tragic attack at the Oak Creek, Wisconsin Gurdwara.

Tense day for Sikh Temple members as they wait for information

OAK CREEK -- For family members and Sikh Temple members at the scene of Sunday morning's Oak Creek shooting, the day was filled with tension as they waited for information regarding the whereabouts and condition of their loved ones.Police said Sunday, August 5th seven people are dead, including a gunman, and three others are injured following a shooting at the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek.It's an incident officials are now calling an "act of domestic terrorism," and the FBI is now leading the investigation.Minutes after the gunman opened fire around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, members of Wisconsin's Sikh community began receiving phone calls."I slept over at my friend's house, she got the call in the morning and jumped out of bed.