making this like a bakers dozen this month
http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/06/justice/georgia-courthouse-shooting/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
possible motive?
Courthouse shooter filed several lawsuits against Sheriff
oh boys....be curious how the main stream media plays this one.
Georgia courthouse shooter had explosives, assault rifle, sheriff says
http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/06/justice/georgia-courthouse-shooting/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
possible motive?
Courthouse shooter filed several lawsuits against Sheriff
The filings, in which Marx expresses anger with the department and the officers, stem from a police raid back in August 2011. According to documents, the warrants for that raid were drug-related, eventually leading to the charges Marx was expected to plead guilty to on Friday. When Forsyth County deputies made that arrest at his Lakeside Trail home in August 2011, they utilized a flash bang grenade and the SWAT team.
The first suit filed in August 2013 gives the basic details of how Marx claims his civil rights were violated by the officers during the raid. In October, Marx updated the filing adding specific details on the raid. He filed a third suit in April 2014, alleging that the raid eventually led directly or indirectly to the death and/or murder of one member of [Marxs] family.
In the October filing, Marx claims that despite the fact that he didnt resist arrest in any way, the officers subjected him to repeated strikes and blows, arm twisting and knees and boots into his backs and legs.
Marx says after he was taken into custody he was beat down forcibly [and] physically restrained by the officers for an extended period of time.
The filing says the officers did not have handcuffs with them, so physical abuse and restraint was seen as the only option.
Marx also claims the officers destroyed and damaged his personal property, including family heirlooms, all over what defendants claim is just over 1 ounce of marijuana. Marx claimed the officers ransacked his home, leaving "everything in shambles." The filing includes a list of damaged property. The list includes clothing, furniture, memorabilia, antiques, and electronics, as well as damage to doors and walls in the home itself.
oh boys....be curious how the main stream media plays this one.