Queens student found incompetent for gun trial:
Omesh Hiraman, the St. John’s student who brought a loaded single shot rifle on to campus, was ruled incompetent to stand trial.
A Queens Criminal Court judge ordered Omesh Hiraman on Monday to be held at a state psychiatric facility. If convicted, he would have faced up to a year in jail.
No word yet on how long his stay there will be. Hopefully, he’ll get the help that he needs.
Cleveland Police Release School Shooting Video:
Cleveland police released the surveillance footage of Asa Coon inside SuccessTech Academy going on his shooting rampage. The video doesn’t show much except for Coon going through the hallways and police arriving on the scene. There is no footage of Coon shooting or taking his own life.
However if you’ve seen the photo of Coon after his suicide he looks like a 12-year-old boy. But in the picture I’ve posted above you see what he really is. An angry gun-toting selfish homicidal maniac bent on taking lives because of his own inadequacies.
Teen Confesses To Columbine-Style Attack Plot:
14-year-old Dillon Cossey admitted to plotting an attack against Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School in court yesterday. He could be held in juvenile detention as long as seven years.
The judge who he appeared before had some words for his parents as well…
Dillon Cossey will receive regular evaluations by the Judge Paul Tressler.
“I’m going to make it clear to you and your parents, if you get to the point where you’re ready to get home, but they’re not worthy of having you, I’ll send you somewhere else” such as to a relative or foster home, Tressler told Cossey.
Cossey’s parents are facing charges of helping him amass his weapons cache.
It also seems that Cossey was a mutant of the highest order…
The District Attorney said the teen idolized the two teens in the Columbine shooting, going so far as to nickname one of his own guns “Reb” after Eric Harris.
All of this going in under a roof where he was allegedly homeschooled.
And should it matter?
Torture suspect’s sister says victim given chance to leave:
Christie Messer, the sister of torture suspect George Messer, says that Megan Williams was given the chance to leave but didn’t take it.
Christie Messer said she let Williams out of the bedroom. She gave her the keys to her car and told her to go to the car, but Williams refused to leave, she said.
“She said, ‘I don’t want to go. I love Bobby [Brewster].’
I’ve read reports that said that Megan Williams had a learning disability which may have clouded her judgment but not only that how many times have people done stupid things in the name of love. Anyway, none of that means that she was responsible for her own torture. The Clampetts on crack were still the ones who cut her up, beat her, and molested her and still deserve to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
FAYETTEVILLE : Johnson indicted on gun charge:
Jonesboro gunman Mitchell Johnson was indicted yesterday on federal weapons charges. Johnson was stopped on New Year’s day and found to be in possession of a 9mm handgun. He’s looking at 10 years in prison and a $250K fine. He only spent 7 years locked up for the Jonesboro shootings.
Johnson is out on bond and his court date is scheduled for December 3rd.
10 years isn’t even close to what he should be receiving for the lives he took.
Students Strap On Empty Holsters to Protest Gun Restrictions on Campus:
College students across the country have been strapping empty holsters around their waists this week to protest laws that prohibit concealed weapons on campus, citing concerns over campus shootings.
“People who would otherwise be able to defend themselves are left defenseless when on campus,” said Ethan Bratt, a graduate student wearing an empty holster this week on the campus of Seattle Pacific University.
Yeah, that’s a great idea Honcho. So instead of one gunman firing, we can have several thereby more than likely increasing the original body count.
I’m all for 2nd amendment rights but you campus tough guys call me back after you’ve had military or law enforcement training on how to use your toys.
Police To Release Tape Of Shootings At SuccessTech:
Police are going to release the surveillance footage of the shootings at SuccessTech Academy today at 1pm local time during a press conference.
Police said the video shows two of the four victims getting shot, but the scenes are not overtly graphic because the cameras are about 100 feet away.
The mutants will have this posted on YouTube with a loving tribute to Coon I’m sure.
U.S. school shooter pleads not guilty to new weapons charge:
Jonesboro gunman Mitchell Johnson pleaded not guilty in court yesterday to federal weapons charges. If you recall the 23-year-old Johnson was found with a 9mm handgun and marijuana on New Year’s Day.
For once I’m glad he pleaded not guilty. I hope the feds can put him away for a lot longer time than he got from the state of Arkansas.
Prosecutor: No plea bargain for murder suspect Zarate:
The Morris County (NJ) Prosecutors Office has restated their refusal to offer a plea to accused killer Jonathan Zarate. For those of you just joining us, Zarate killed 16-year-old Jennifer Parks dismembered her body and tried to dump the body in the Passaic River.
At a brief hearing in Morristown, Superior Court Judge Salem Ahto wanted to know where the 27-month-old case stood. Morris County Assistant Prosecutor Ralph Amirata said the only way Zarate would avoid trial is to plead guilty to the July 2005 murder.
Zarate has already been spared the death penalty.
Zarate’s attorney is pursuing an insanity defense and expects a psychiatric report in a few weeks.
Zarate isn’t crazy, he’s inherently evil in my opinion.
Photo of Asa Coon’s body taken by Cleveland policeman:
The infamous photo of Asa Coon that was taken after he committed suicide was taken by Cleveland police officer Walter Emerick. He admitted to taking the photo with his cell phone and sending it to other people but claims that he did not post it on the internet. If those other people were outside of the investigation then what did he expect to happen?
Steve Loomis, the Cleveland police union president, said the union does not condone a crime-scene photo being posted on the Internet.
But officers have legitimate reasons to take pictures of crime scenes in order to recall what they saw, he said. Emerick took other images that were not posted.
Which is a legitimate reason but if he was sending it out to people for no legitimate reason Officer Emereick should be disciplined.