bruh Don't think you should post this here.
BREAKING NEWS: Confirmed active shooter at Walmart near Cielo Vista Mall 26 SHOT + 20 FATALITIES-- SENTENCED TO 90 CONSECUTIVE LIFE TERMS
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knew that when he was taken into custody
18 dead
White Males,going on a rampage
Murdered 18 innocent people and taken into custody. White privilege a muthafuka ain't it.
I think we do need to see this.
This new generation wants to throw rocks and hide their hands and faces now.
I saw a tweet about lets not show who they are...no show them educate all about their motives and affiliations.
lol!
WHOA!!!!
I refuse to be around white men.
And they still won’t racially profile white men.
Had his ear protection on. #SafetyFirst
I refuse to be around white men.
explain what? that a crazy CAC went on a rampage.... and have you been to El Paso? It’s one of the more Liberal cities in TX, as such they allow businesses to place strong anti-gun rules in place. Walmart and the Mall attached to it do not allow firearms.
once again, a shooter picks a soft target.
it’s like the Christchurch shooter...he was delivering a message. He put his gun down and gave up before they could shoot him.
Did anyone else read this? He said he supports White Supremacists killing minorities. He also said he's defending his country from cultural and ethnic replacement, and that his ancestors are European.
Edit: My bad. I thought he wrote this, but apparently he only plagiarized the El Paso shooter's manifesto.
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I want to beat the shit out this smug cracka
who confirmed that?
Multiple concealed carriers in parking lot and store ✓
He's just one crazy cac huh...not part of a movement.
I was gonna start listing similarly motivated shootings but we know the list...
Has anyone officially come out with the motive for the Las Vegas shooting yet?
FBI still has no idea what the motive was for the Las Vegas shooter.
https://www.npr.org/2019/01/29/6898...ve-in-las-vegas-shooting-closes-investigation
NATIONAL
FBI Finds No Motive In Las Vegas Shooting, Closes Investigation
January 29, 20199:44 PM ET
VANESSA ROMO
On Tuesday, the FBI announced it could not uncover what drove Stephen Paddock to kill 58 people, honored at a memorial, and injure hundreds more in October 2017 in Las Vegas.
Drew Angerer/Getty Images
More than a year after the FBI began its investigation, the agency has completed an analysis of the man behind the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting in Las Vegas, concluding there was "no single or clear motivating factor" driving Stephen Paddock's killing rampage and subsequent suicide.
The FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit shared key findings Tuesday from the report, which explored details of Paddock's developmental, interpersonal and clinical history as they related to his behavior before the attack, as well the 11-minute massacre, during which he killed 58 concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest festival and injured nearly 1,000 others.
"Throughout his life, Paddock went to great lengths to keep his thoughts private, and that extended to his final thinking about this mass murder," officials said in a three-page synopsis.
In the end, the FBI determined the 64-year-old shooter, who rained a hail of bullets from a window of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino into the crowd below, was not driven by a religious, social or political agenda, nor did he have an accomplice to help him carry out his deranged mission. Just as the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department determined in August, the FBI agreed that Paddock acted alone.
LAW
Police End Las Vegas Shooting Investigation; No Motive Found
While some may be dismayed by the FBI's inability to answer why Paddock targeted those people on that particular day, Mynda Smith, whose sister was fatally shot, told NPR that she would rather he take his reasons to the grave than to have Paddock alive.
"I truly believe if he had lived, he would have made my parents' life miserable. We would've been caught up in trials and having to listen to things that he would say," Smith said.
The absence of a single motivating factor is not unusual, according to the FBI. And it places Paddock within the typical profile of other mass murder shooters who are prompted to violence by a "complex merging" of various stressors.
There was no manifesto, no suicide note, nothing left behind to explain the attack, but investigators believe part of Paddock's motivation was his "desire to die by suicide" and to "attain a certain degree of infamy via a mass casualty attack."
Paddock, a retired Postal Service worker, accountant and real estate investor fatally shot himself as police arrived outside of his hotel suite on the 32nd floor the night of the attack. It was the single deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
THE TWO-WAY
Hotel Releases Video Of Las Vegas Shooter In Days Leading To Massacre
The report depicts a man whose physical and mental health was deteriorating and who was planning for the end of his own life. "In reaction to this decline, Paddock concluded that he would seek to control the ending of his life via a suicidal act," the report says. It also suggests the high-stakes gambler may have been inspired by his father, a bank robber and fugitive, who, in 1968, was on the FBI's top-ten most-wanted list.
"Paddock's father created a façade to mask his true criminal identity and hide his diagnosed psychopathic history, and in so doing ultimately achieved significant criminal notoriety," the investigative panel concluded.
Paddock carefully planned the attack, with a yearlong buying spree of firearms and ammunition, careful Internet-based research of police tactics and response, site selection and ballistics.
As NPR's Leila Fadel told All Things Considered, "He had 47 firearms the day he opened fire on people. He was researching police tactics and response, ballistics, and he was going to different sites to figure out where he could inflict the most damage on a lot of people."
Being born a cac is the motiveFBI still has no idea what the motive was for the Las Vegas shooter.
https://www.npr.org/2019/01/29/6898...ve-in-las-vegas-shooting-closes-investigation
NATIONAL
FBI Finds No Motive In Las Vegas Shooting, Closes Investigation
January 29, 20199:44 PM ET
VANESSA ROMO
On Tuesday, the FBI announced it could not uncover what drove Stephen Paddock to kill 58 people, honored at a memorial, and injure hundreds more in October 2017 in Las Vegas.
Drew Angerer/Getty Images
More than a year after the FBI began its investigation, the agency has completed an analysis of the man behind the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting in Las Vegas, concluding there was "no single or clear motivating factor" driving Stephen Paddock's killing rampage and subsequent suicide.
The FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit shared key findings Tuesday from the report, which explored details of Paddock's developmental, interpersonal and clinical history as they related to his behavior before the attack, as well the 11-minute massacre, during which he killed 58 concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest festival and injured nearly 1,000 others.
"Throughout his life, Paddock went to great lengths to keep his thoughts private, and that extended to his final thinking about this mass murder," officials said in a three-page synopsis.
In the end, the FBI determined the 64-year-old shooter, who rained a hail of bullets from a window of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino into the crowd below, was not driven by a religious, social or political agenda, nor did he have an accomplice to help him carry out his deranged mission. Just as the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department determined in August, the FBI agreed that Paddock acted alone.
LAW
Police End Las Vegas Shooting Investigation; No Motive Found
While some may be dismayed by the FBI's inability to answer why Paddock targeted those people on that particular day, Mynda Smith, whose sister was fatally shot, told NPR that she would rather he take his reasons to the grave than to have Paddock alive.
"I truly believe if he had lived, he would have made my parents' life miserable. We would've been caught up in trials and having to listen to things that he would say," Smith said.
The absence of a single motivating factor is not unusual, according to the FBI. And it places Paddock within the typical profile of other mass murder shooters who are prompted to violence by a "complex merging" of various stressors.
There was no manifesto, no suicide note, nothing left behind to explain the attack, but investigators believe part of Paddock's motivation was his "desire to die by suicide" and to "attain a certain degree of infamy via a mass casualty attack."
Paddock, a retired Postal Service worker, accountant and real estate investor fatally shot himself as police arrived outside of his hotel suite on the 32nd floor the night of the attack. It was the single deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
THE TWO-WAY
Hotel Releases Video Of Las Vegas Shooter In Days Leading To Massacre
The report depicts a man whose physical and mental health was deteriorating and who was planning for the end of his own life. "In reaction to this decline, Paddock concluded that he would seek to control the ending of his life via a suicidal act," the report says. It also suggests the high-stakes gambler may have been inspired by his father, a bank robber and fugitive, who, in 1968, was on the FBI's top-ten most-wanted list.
"Paddock's father created a façade to mask his true criminal identity and hide his diagnosed psychopathic history, and in so doing ultimately achieved significant criminal notoriety," the investigative panel concluded.
Paddock carefully planned the attack, with a yearlong buying spree of firearms and ammunition, careful Internet-based research of police tactics and response, site selection and ballistics.
As NPR's Leila Fadel told All Things Considered, "He had 47 firearms the day he opened fire on people. He was researching police tactics and response, ballistics, and he was going to different sites to figure out where he could inflict the most damage on a lot of people."
Which means Trump America
Japan or Korea , this shit doesn’t happen, minimal cac pollution
The shooting happened in gun toting Texas. Common sense would say the more people there, the more people carrying.
cnn live report