Louisville Bank Shooter Uses Guns To Murder Multiple People BECAUSE Gun Laws Too Lax

[Tartakovsky]

Louisville bank shooter Connor Sturgeon wanted to highlight ‘lax’ gun laws: report

The Louisville banker who opened fire at his workplace, killing five people and injuring eight others, was apparently motivated by his outrage over what he deemed to be “lax” gun control laws — hop…

nypost.com

What a complete a**h*** and an infinitely punchable face

 

[bigred460]

Surprise, Surprise, no problem seeing the manifesto from this maniac.

 

[Rocky Mosasaurus]

He had the money to gain access to mental health resources as well as health insurance through work to seek proper medication. He killed people because he wanted to and used those things as excuses. We shouldn't be pacified by these f***ing lunatics seeking to bring the general population to their knees so that we are vulnerable to more organized attacks. It is absolutely pathetic how his scribblings were made public and are actually being considered in bringing about legitimate policy change.

 

[Tartakovsky]

He and Dad are gun control activists who then use guns to murder and maim many people and commit terrorism in the name of gun control. Shits absolutely jumped the shark. These people are insane, period.

 

[Rob Boudrie]

He had the money to gain access to mental health resources as well as health insurance through work to seek proper medication. He killed people because he wanted to and used those things as excuses. We shouldn't be pacified by these f***ing lunatics seeking to bring the general population to their knees so that we are vulnerable to more organized attacks. It is absolutely pathetic how his scribblings were made public and are actually being considered in bringing about legitimate policy change.

Are you referring to the medications that list "suicidal ideation" as a side effect

 

[Rocky Mosasaurus]

Are you referring to the medications that list "suicidal ideation" as a side effect

That is true, there are definitely risks to these medications and being cognizant of them and the trends (ups and downs) are all part of moderating mental illness. However, that needs to be the individual's responsibility as well as the healthcare professionals they work with and family members and friends to check in with their people. If someone lets themselves go into the weeds they can't just pass that off and say it's society's fault.

 

[42!]

I find it hard to believe there weren't outward signs of how F'd up he was. And that's some expert therapist he was seen that didn't see anything to be concerned about.
And in the end he didn't take responsibility, he blames everyone else and the system for making him do it. Pretty obvious he was never held accountable for things he did.

 

[jkelly1229]

He and Dad are gun control activists who then use guns to murder and maim many people and commit terrorism in the name of gun control. Shits absolutely jumped the shark. These people are insane, period.

Wait what did his dad do?

 

[headednorth]

Louisville bank shooter Connor Sturgeon wanted to highlight ‘lax’ gun laws: report

The Louisville banker who opened fire at his workplace, killing five people and injuring eight others, was apparently motivated by his outrage over what he deemed to be “lax” gun control laws — hop…

nypost.com

What a complete a**h*** and an infinitely punchable face

He looks like someone asked AI to make a pic that was a cross between Tom Brady and Jim from The Office, and then said "a little uglier".

 

[Kevin_NH]

Attorneys for the families said the release of the police report on Tuesday “is an important step for those personally impacted by the tragedy as well as for the community.

“Our legal team will promptly review this report in detail as we move forward preparing for civil litigation in this matter,” Thomas Law Offices and Romanucci and Blandin said in a statement to the Washington Post.

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a former classmate told the Daily Beast that Sturgeon was known as “Mr. Floyd Central.” “We played football together in eighth grade. He was out most of the year because he had multiple concussions,” he said. “Then he had a couple more in high school.”

My guess is they're going after the FFL, the school (despite no CTE evidence found at autopsy), and the bank where he worked for giving him advance warning of impending termination.

 

[Tartakovsky]

Wait what did his dad do?

Gun control activist

 

[CatSnoutSoup]

Props to G&G for a complete reading of the lead investigators report.

Watch it before YouTube decides to yank it even though it is public knowledge.