and had eight weapons in total. he was dressed in tactical gear with an insignia that read rwds. authorities say they believe it stands for right wing death squad. we do know that he had neo-nazi ideation. he had patches, he had tattoos. even his signature, you know, verified that. online, the shooter posted his support for nazi ideology, and shared images of target practice and his many weapons. weapons law enforcement says were purchased legally through private gun sales, which in texas don t require federal background checks. we have learned the gunman also posted rambling sexist and anti-semitic misses on skp screen shot showing the busiest times at the allen outlet mall. he staked out the venue before the shootings. to me it looks like he targeted the location rather than a specific group of people. he was very random in the people he killed. it didn t matter the age, race
Frisco ISD on Sunday said student absences at the district will be excused Monday after someone made a threat on social media. Frisco police are investigating.
this is real. concern every day are dying! and we simply got to protect guns but we haven t done a thing to protect children! at some point put aside your partisan stuff and legislate properly. now, i should note that was on friday. the shooting at the allen outlet mall was a day later? do you think it will get a vote on the full legislature? will they allow a vote? based on the word i ve heard and rumors around it may not. it will have to go before a calendars committee, and once they go before a calendars committee then they will vote it out of that committee and then they will come to the house, but without it getting through the calendars committee it s going to be a tough call and that s why i m asking and demanding