Who here thinks that's a real ballistic vest..?
Posted on 06/06/2014 4:49:30 PM PDT by zeestephen
Police records in Mountlake Terrace, a suburb north of Seattle where [26 year old Aaron Rey] Ybarra lived with his parents, show that he at one time worked at a gun range and was twice involuntary committed for mental health evaluations after incidents.
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How’d he get the gun after two 5150’s?
The Left always blames the NRA after these incidents. Strangely, history’s assassins and mass murderers are usually Leftists and not NRA members. Go figure.
Janet Napalitano would say, “The system worked.”
And the NSA didn’t catch it. Surprised not!
Who here thinks that's a real ballistic vest..?
one way to find out
Photon vest.
So he knew to go to a “gun free zone” to commit his carnage.
Endless hours of reporting give plenty of “research” material. Personally I think these stories shouldn’t get more than a passing mention in national news when they’re really just local stories.
He looks like crap for 26 years old.
‘He wasn’t a student at the school, and investigators are trying to determine why he targeted Seattle Pacific, a private Christian college, some 12 miles from his home.’
It was a Christian school and it was a gun-free zone.
‘He was involuntary committed for evaluation after he said he “had a rage inside him” and “has had previous suicidal thoughts,” the report says.’
Muzzie? Leftist?
Drugs and alcohol?
looks like a moving blanket
Heard earlier on the radio news that he bought the shotgun legally years before his mental issues
LOL! I thought it looked like a circa 1970s catcher’s chest protector.
Looks like vitamin D deficiency and resulting insomnia.
Was he prescribed ambien?
That's where the line becomes really difficult, you don't want people losing their guns and rights because at some point they were depressed. But someone who was 5150'd twice because he said he wanted to hurt himself and others?
That is a suicide smock that they wear in prisons. Must be wanting to check out of life.
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