An attorney for the family of the man charged in the El Paso Walmart shooting rampage says the man's mother contacted police weeks before the rampage out of concern that her son had a rifle.
Attorney Chris Ayres told CNN that the call was made to police in Allen, a Dallas suburb, by the mother of Patrick Crusius, 21.
He and fellow attorney R. Jack Ayres also said the mother didn't identify herself or her son in the call.
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Hasn't anyone realized by now that the police aren't really here to protect or to serve, they're just here to collect data and harass.
ReplyDeleteSo true 9:03
DeleteAm AK 47
ReplyDeleteis a rifle
just like a 22 rifle
the machine gun type cannot be bought without proper license
Yeah right, you idiots at the Allen Police Station have caller ID, you KNEW who was calling and you did NOTHING!
ReplyDeleteNoway that nut is white. Someone is lying to him. Clearly looks mixed.
ReplyDeleteIt's perfectly legal to own an AK-47. Thus police can't do anything. Don't blame them.
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