The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is spearheading an investigation into what caused construction workers in Fairport Harbor to become ill on Sept. 7 during a project involving excavation on Saint Clair Street.
finally they got in touch with him. according to this police report the officer said i have obtained a post-incident confession from the alexis. he explained how he perceived the constructions workers disrespected him and how that perception led to what alexis described as a blackout fueled by anger . the police are supposed to give their information to the municipal court and the city attorney s office. the city attorneys office said they never knew about the case and he never got in any trouble for it, anderson. wow. interesting, gary, appreciate you with that update. thank you. i want to turn next to our former fbi profiler, mary ellen o toole. she s with us now. it s interesting this latest report now about that he called police saying he heard voices in his head. how significant do you think that is? well, it could be very significant. and what will become important is to have that verified by a
the shooter lived here in 2004. in may of 2004, we know according to this report he was very angry. he was inside the house, walked down the sidewalk, outside the fence and walked in this direction to this lot where construction workers were on the scene building wasn t here in 2004. they were building it. cars were parked here like they are now. he was angry, thought he was disrespected by the construction workers. he took out a .45 caliber gun and started firing, three shots. one shot at the right here tire of the honda that was here, another at the left rear tire, another shot in the sky. he stood here, went back in his waist holster and went back inside the house. the construction works called the scene. the police came to the scene. they couldn t get in touch with the shooter for four weeks. finally they got in touch with him. according to this police report the officer said i have obtained a post-incident confession from the alexis. he explained how he perceived the construction
him. according to this police report the officer said i have obtained a post-incident confession from alexis. he explained how he perceived the constructions workers disrespected him and how that perception led to what alexis described as a blackout fueled by anger. he faced the possibility of one year in prison. the police are supposed to give their information to the municipal court and the city attorney s office. the city attorneys office said they never knew about the case and he never got in any trouble for it, anderson. wow. interesting, gary, appreciate you with that update. thank you. i want to turn next to our former fbi profiler, mary ellen o toole. she s with us now. it s interesting this latest report now about that he called police saying he heard voices in his head. how significant do you think that is? well, it could be very significant. and what will become important is to have that verified by a doctor or psychiatrist. but here s the issue. even if there is the p