tinydancer
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You can't arrest every one who hears voices. I bet the nra would support letti.g this man get a gun even though he heard voices.![]()
Oh heavens no. Not arrest him. Just deny him the secret security clearance. The Navy dropped the ball.
Seems like such a nice young man. Clearly troubled. I was reading how brave he was on 9/11 helping first responders rescuing people. Remarkable story.
I believe he truly did suffer from PTSD.
Sad.
he wasnt issued secret security clearance. he either had clearance to the yard or stole someone elses card.
stop lying trash.
Here you go. Now you can call NPR liars and trash as well I suppose. ETA: dipshits too
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....the suspected lone gunman who was killed by police in Monday's attack, was issued a "secret" level government clearance in March 2008, some three years before being discharged from the Navy, NPR's Tom Bowman said, citing Pentagon officials.
A secret clearance is normally good for 10 years, ...
Alleged Navy Yard Shooter Got Clearances Despite Troubled Past : The Two-Way : NPR
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