Great find, well done.
The paper’s former editor was scared that Ramos would one day come in and shoot up the office.
Thomas Marquart, who was Editor-in-Chief of the Capital Gazette until 2012, told the LA Times via a phone interview after the massacre that Ramos “Waged a one person attack on anything he could muster in court against The Capital. I said a the time ‘this guy is crazy enough to come in and blow us all away.'” He said he an other newspaper officials at the time worried about his behavior and harassment against the paper. He recalled his fear of Ramos and how he felt powerless to stop the harassment against the Capital and its employees. Marquart even told the paper he “prayed” that Ramos wouldn’t be ID’d at the suspected shooter and that he would feel ‘f**king responsible” if it was him.