what bases have u been stationed at? larger places have entire BXs in shyt w unarmed people.... the person will be shot cuz on security n mps... but 10-20 people would be easy to pop
Multiple deaths, injuries in D.C. Navy Yard shooting
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He's already dead.
Dead is Alexis, a former sailor with a "pattern of misconduct," and 12 others, a mix of civilian workers and military contractors.
Despite earlier reports suggesting as many as two other people may have been involved, Washington police are confident that only one person was involved in Monday morning's shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, police Chief Cathy Lanier said Monday night.
What motivated Alexis to kill was a mystery Tuesday Terrorism hasn't been ruled out but seems unlikely, Gray told reporters.
A friend and former housemate, Kristi Suthamtewakul, told CNN's "New Day" that she had noticed personality changes in Alexis over the last few months, but nothing indicating the potential for such violence.
"Aaron was a very polite, very friendly man," she said.
Among other problems, he had been frustrated about pay and benefits issues after a one-month contracting stint in Japan last year, Suthamtewakul said.
"He got back and he felt very slighted about his benefits at the time," she said. "Financial issues. He wasn't getting paid on time, he wasn't getting paid what he was supposed to be getting paid."
"That's when I first started hearing statements about how he wanted to move out of America," Suthamtewakul said. "He was very frustrated with the government and how as a veteran he didn't feel like he was getting treated right or fairly."
Another friend, Texas resident Michael Ritrovato, said Alexis had recently been frustrated with his employer over pay.
But Ritrovato said his friend never showed signs of aggressiveness or violence, though he played a lot of shooting video games online
"It's incredible that this is all happening, because he was a very good-natured guy," Ritrovato said. "It seemed like he wanted to get more out of life."
In Seattle, police said they arrested Alexis in 2004 for shooting out the tires of another man's vehicle in what Alexis later told detectives was an anger-fueled "blackout."
He had a "pattern of misconduct" while in the Navy, but was honorably discharged, two Navy officials told CNN.
Authorities have recovered three weapons from the scene of the mass shooting, including a shotgun that investigators believe Alexis brought into the compound, federal law enforcement sources with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Tuesday. The other two weapons -- handguns -- may have been taken from guards, the sources say.
Earlier information that Alexis may have used a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle may have been incorrect, the sources said.
Investigators believe Alexis rented an AR-15 but had returned it before Monday's shootings, the sources said.
Despite earlier reports suggesting as many as two other people may have been involved, Washington police are confident that only one person was involved in Monday morning's shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, police Chief Cathy Lanier said Monday night.
What motivated Alexis to kill was a mystery Tuesday Terrorism hasn't been ruled out but seems unlikely, Gray told reporters.
A friend and former housemate, Kristi Suthamtewakul, told CNN's "New Day" that she had noticed personality changes in Alexis over the last few months, but nothing indicating the potential for such violence.
"Aaron was a very polite, very friendly man," she said.
Among other problems, he had been frustrated about pay and benefits issues after a one-month contracting stint in Japan last year, Suthamtewakul said.
"He got back and he felt very slighted about his benefits at the time," she said. "Financial issues. He wasn't getting paid on time, he wasn't getting paid what he was supposed to be getting paid."
"That's when I first started hearing statements about how he wanted to move out of America," Suthamtewakul said. "He was very frustrated with the government and how as a veteran he didn't feel like he was getting treated right or fairly."
Another friend, Texas resident Michael Ritrovato, said Alexis had recently been frustrated with his employer over pay.
But Ritrovato said his friend never showed signs of aggressiveness or violence, though he played a lot of shooting video games online
"It's incredible that this is all happening, because he was a very good-natured guy," Ritrovato said. "It seemed like he wanted to get more out of life."
In Seattle, police said they arrested Alexis in 2004 for shooting out the tires of another man's vehicle in what Alexis later told detectives was an anger-fueled "blackout."
He had a "pattern of misconduct" while in the Navy, but was honorably discharged, two Navy officials told CNN.
Authorities have recovered three weapons from the scene of the mass shooting, including a shotgun that investigators believe Alexis brought into the compound, federal law enforcement sources with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Tuesday. The other two weapons -- handguns -- may have been taken from guards, the sources say.
Earlier information that Alexis may have used a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle may have been incorrect, the sources said.
Investigators believe Alexis rented an AR-15 but had returned it before Monday's shootings, the sources said.
Demon
Evil b*stard
now lets figure out a way we can detect mental illness in the womb so we can abort them before theyre born
The first two articles don't even allow the last link to make any sense. BS.
Just what in the hell is so "militant" about what I wrote?
conspiracy theorists gone be conspiracy theorists...
rofl. this is is a conspiracy theory now....Dead is Alexis, a former sailor with a "pattern of misconduct," and 12 others, a mix of civilian workers and military contractors.
Despite earlier reports suggesting as many as two other people may have been involved, Washington police are confident that only one person was involved in Monday morning's shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, police Chief Cathy Lanier said Monday night.
What motivated Alexis to kill was a mystery Tuesday Terrorism hasn't been ruled out but seems unlikely, Gray told reporters.
A friend and former housemate, Kristi Suthamtewakul, told CNN's "New Day" that she had noticed personality changes in Alexis over the last few months, but nothing indicating the potential for such violence.
"Aaron was a very polite, very friendly man," she said.
Among other problems, he had been frustrated about pay and benefits issues after a one-month contracting stint in Japan last year, Suthamtewakul said.
"He got back and he felt very slighted about his benefits at the time," she said. "Financial issues. He wasn't getting paid on time, he wasn't getting paid what he was supposed to be getting paid."
"That's when I first started hearing statements about how he wanted to move out of America," Suthamtewakul said. "He was very frustrated with the government and how as a veteran he didn't feel like he was getting treated right or fairly."
Another friend, Texas resident Michael Ritrovato, said Alexis had recently been frustrated with his employer over pay.
But Ritrovato said his friend never showed signs of aggressiveness or violence, though he played a lot of shooting video games online
"It's incredible that this is all happening, because he was a very good-natured guy," Ritrovato said. "It seemed like he wanted to get more out of life."
In Seattle, police said they arrested Alexis in 2004 for shooting out the tires of another man's vehicle in what Alexis later told detectives was an anger-fueled "blackout."
He had a "pattern of misconduct" while in the Navy, but was honorably discharged, two Navy officials told CNN.
Authorities have recovered three weapons from the scene of the mass shooting, including a shotgun that investigators believe Alexis brought into the compound, federal law enforcement sources with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN on Tuesday. The other two weapons -- handguns -- may have been taken from guards, the sources say.
Earlier information that Alexis may have used a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle may have been incorrect, the sources said.
Investigators believe Alexis rented an AR-15 but had returned it before Monday's shootings, the sources said.
they never really say what goes down cause of national security. some wacko could do the same sh1t. i've seen sh1t with my own eyes and cops get there and just twist sh1t. you read it in the papers and it's completely different from what went down... and you tell people the real live version of what went down ppl just look at you crazy.... so the person telling the truth has been turned to be the guy telling lies...
it's a cole world.
it's a cole world.
fukk was this grown ass man playin video games like that for anyway
you 36 in a karate class
lots of grown men on facebook lining up for gta v last nightfukk was this grown ass man playin video games like that for anyway
you 36 in a karate class
. was a sad site looking at my timeline...