Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And, someone just set themselves on fire outside the Supreme Court.
Things are crazy in DC.

DC attracts unbalanced people. It is one of a handful of cities that are magnets for said, and it needs to be addressed by our lawmakers. Involuntary beds in St. E for these folks.

What is your source for making such a claim?

Just heard another shooting at Kennedy and Blair Rd, NW. 3 people shot. Really hoping this isn’t another mass shooter

So this maniac is loose somewhere in the neighborhood?

Anonymous wrote:One of my friends who live on Connecticut ave said she heard the guy is still posting on 4 chan and taunting the police that they can't find him?

I am not up on how to search 4 chan (nor do I want to be) but anyone else seeing that?

The last posting I saw was about 16 minutes after the shooting started and he said he was waiting for the police to come get him. I didn't see anything after that but maybe there are other postings.

Anonymous wrote:And, someone just set themselves on fire outside the Supreme Court.
Things are crazy in DC.

DC attracts unbalanced people. It is one of a handful of cities that are magnets for said, and it needs to be addressed by our lawmakers. Involuntary beds in St. E for these folks.

And, someone just set themselves on fire outside the Supreme Court.
Things are crazy in DC.

That was not what the alleged shooter posted. That was someone commenting on the video.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One of my friends who live on Connecticut ave said she heard the guy is still posting on 4 chan and taunting the police that they can't find him?

I am not up on how to search 4 chan (nor do I want to be) but anyone else seeing that?

It was posted earlier here, but looks like it was removed.

One of the posts on the account (video removed) claimed police were looking in the wrong part of the building.

He also said “illiterate negroes shooting up a school. Goodness me” or something like that …. making me wonder whether the perp is a white teen from the school or hood who is blending in with the victims ….

Anyway truly horrific … so sorry this school and hood is experiencing this unprovoked violence …

Shooter is at large

Late to the thread. Has the guy been caught or is he still out there?

Anonymous wrote:One of my friends who live on Connecticut ave said she heard the guy is still posting on 4 chan and taunting the police that they can't find him?

I am not up on how to search 4 chan (nor do I want to be) but anyone else seeing that?

It was posted earlier here, but looks like it was removed.

One of my friends who live on Connecticut ave said she heard the guy is still posting on 4 chan and taunting the police that they can't find him?

I am not up on how to search 4 chan (nor do I want to be) but anyone else seeing that?

Anonymous wrote:DC has a robust private camera program where they will reimburse private residents up to $750 for security camera facing public spaces (alley, sidewalk, street)

Yes, we have partaken of this, but too few do. Are business cameras required? Why doesn't the city put some up? On parks? Schools? Intersections? You think they easily pull footage when there's a crime--they don't. Know from experience unfortunately.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This country and its guns….horrible.

+1,000,000

Heavily armed areas of the country (where people hunt, etc.) do NOT have the same type of gun violence that has been rampant in DC in the last 2 years. It's not guns. It's people. It's social climate. Culture.

Patently false.

"Based on the number of gun deaths per capita in 2019 alone, states with the most gun violence are:

Alaska - 24.4
Mississippi - 24.2
Wyoming - 22.3
New Mexico 22.3
Alabama - 22.2
Louisiana - 22.1
Missouri - 20.6
South Carolina - 19.9
Arkansas - 19.3
Montana - 19.3
These states tends to have high gun ownership rates. Montana has the highest with 66.3%, followed by Wyoming with 66.2%, and Alaska with 64.5%."

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/gun-violence-by-state

DC has a robust private camera program where they will reimburse private residents up to $750 for security camera facing public spaces (alley, sidewalk, street)