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> On Mon, 29 May 2023 07:51:46 +0200 (CEST), Blame Obama
>
> wrote:
>
>>On 07 Dec 2021, Steve Cummings posted some
>>news:soomgg$kus$34@news.dns-netz.com:
>>
>>> kohls wrote
>>>
>>>> Sheriff Joe would ensure he was shot attempting to escape.
>>
>>https://ktar.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/byers-mug-e1685296389659.jpg
>>
>>An Arizona man was arrested after he randomly shot five people Friday and
>>Saturday, killing four and injuring one, police alleged.
>>
>>Police arrested Iren Byers, 20, on Saturday on four counts of first-degree
>>murder and a count of attempted murder after Mesa police officials saw him
>>on video near the scenes of multiple shootings that occurred Friday and
>>Saturday, police said. One person was killed Friday afternoon in Phoenix,
>>and three were killed and one was injured in Mesa late Friday and early
>>Saturday. Byers confessed to the shootings once he was in custody, police
>>alleged.
>>
>>The injured victim in Mesa, a 36-year-old woman, was stable and will
>>undergo surgery for serious injuries, said Detective Brandi George, a
>>police spokesperson. Police found her with gunshot wounds around 12:15
>>a.m. Saturday at Main and Stewart streets.
>>
>>George said detectives believe that Byers "has a lot of different motives"
>>and that the shootings were random, adding that authorities also "suspect
>>there may be some mental illness there."
>>
>>Byers told detectives that he shot the injured woman because "she made him
>>mad" after he began talking to her, the probable cause statement says. It
>>alleges that he shot her in the face and then "shot her another time
>>because she wasn't dead yet."
>>
>>The Phoenix victim, who was killed around 2:45 p.m. Friday, was a man
>>Byers allegedly met around North 24th Street and Thomas Road, according to
>>the probable cause statement. Byers told police he shot the man in the
>>head "because he was abusing fentanyl, which he did not like since
>>[Byers'] brother abused the drug too," the statement says. Byers allegedly
>>told police that the victim "was not armed and was not a threat to him"
>>and that he got on a bus after the killing.
>>
>>The deceased victims in Mesa, 19 miles southeast of Phoenix, are a 41-
>>year-old man who was found dead around 10:30 p.m. Friday at Beverly Park;
>>another 41-year-old man, who was found dead around 1 a.m. Saturday outside
>>a bus station on South Country Club Road, about a mile southeast of the
>>park; and someone police believe is an adult man whom they found around 2
>>a.m. Saturday on South Extension Road, less than three-quarters of a mile
>>southeast of Beverly Park, police said in a news release.
>>
>>The victims haven't been publicly identified.
>>
>>According to the probable cause statement, Byers told detectives the 41-
>>year-old man found dead in Beverly Park "was talking about blues so he
>>shot him in the head," the probable cause statement says. "Blues" is a
>>nickname for counterfeit opioid pills that contain fentanyl.
>>
>>Byers shot the 41-year-old man found dead on South Country Club Road in
>>the head because he "wanted to smoke blues" while Byers "wanted to smoke
>>weed," according to the probable cause statement, which adds that the men
>>met riding the light rail transit system.
>>
>>Byers allegedly told police he shot the person believed to be a man found
>>on South Extension Road in the head after they met walking on the railroad
>>tracks because "he was homeless and not from around here." When the victim
>>fell down a nearby hill, Byers "followed him to continue shooting him,"
>>the probable cause statement alleges.
>>
>>Byers also told police he didn't call for medical aid for any of the
>>victims because he believed they didn't deserve it, the probable cause
>>statement says.
>>
>>Officers saw Byers on security video taken from multiple cameras,
>>including a residential Ring camera and a camera on the light rail system,
>>police said. The video depicted Byers "in all the videos, wearing the same
>>clothing as reported by witnesses at the time of the shootings," police
>>said.
>>
>>Officers also linked spent shell cases found at "most of the shooting
>>scenes" to the same handgun using the National Integrated Ballistic
>>Information Network, a national database run by the Bureau of Alcohol,
>>Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
>>
>>Police arrested Byers near his Mesa home on a misdemeanor charge of
>>trespassing on railroad tracks, George said.
>>
>>Once he was in custody, Byers confessed to the shootings during
>>questioning by officers, said Mesa police, who added that he also told
>>officers where they could find the clothes he wore and the handgun he
>>used. Officers later found the items at his residence after they got a
>>search warrant, police said.
>>
>>Byers was being held without bond, police said. It wasn't immediately
>>clear whether he has a lawyer or how much prison time he could face if he
>>is convicted.
>>
>>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/arizona-man-arrested-random-
>>shooting-spree-leaves-4-dead-1-injured-rcna86619
>
> This is what you get in an armed society. Not politeness, but brutal,
> cold blooded
> murders everywhere.
How come Switzerland is not like that?
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