Texas Mall Shooting Suspect Planned Attack for Weeks, Suspended in Army Over Mental Health Issues

The US Army dismissed the Texas mall shooting suspect in 2018 over mental health issues. Two senior law enforcement officials said Sunday that the suspect who killed at least eight people and wounded six others at a Dallas-area outlet mall was a 33-year-old suspected neo-Nazi sympathizer.

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