[Guest post by Aaron Worthing; send your tips here.]
The Washington Post reported the other day that there was another shooting at a military building, this time at a U.S. Coast Guard recruiting center in Woodbridge, Virginia. I decided not to blog about it until they got ballistics back on it and, well, we got the answer: this is the same gun used in the other attacks.
As usual, the vandalism was done late at night or early in the morning, and the shooter only did property damage—he or she doesn’t even seem interested in harming people. The only deviation from previous cases is I don’t see any Marine Corps connection.
And it is worth noting that nothing happened at the Marine Corps marathon. Which is probably a good sign that this person really won’t try to hurt people, but nonetheless, this has to be stopped. This person might be doing some mere vandalism as protest; or this might be some kind of dry run for something more serious.
[Posted and authored by Aaron Worthing.]
The Washington Post reported the other day that there was another shooting at a military building, this time at a U.S. Coast Guard recruiting center in Woodbridge, Virginia. I decided not to blog about it until they got ballistics back on it and, well, we got the answer: this is the same gun used in the other attacks.
As usual, the vandalism was done late at night or early in the morning, and the shooter only did property damage—he or she doesn’t even seem interested in harming people. The only deviation from previous cases is I don’t see any Marine Corps connection.
And it is worth noting that nothing happened at the Marine Corps marathon. Which is probably a good sign that this person really won’t try to hurt people, but nonetheless, this has to be stopped. This person might be doing some mere vandalism as protest; or this might be some kind of dry run for something more serious.
[Posted and authored by Aaron Worthing.]
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