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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Ameilia
So, speculation based on lack of information is a good thing?
originally posted by: Feltrick
So a guy walks into a mall, murders 5 people and is still on the lose but the msm isn't covering it. What's wrong with this picture, folkso?
How is it that they only have one fuzzy picture of the shooter even though the malls have plenty of security cameras? They were able to pinpoint the NYC bomber in a matter of hours but this guy seems to have vanished and no one seems to care.
Does it not fit the agenda?
originally posted by: starviego
www.king5.com...
Arresting officer described the suspect as "frozen, zombie like."
Another witness said he recognized the suspect from seeing him at the gym at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.
How did the suspect have access to a military base?
Domestic violence incidents, but no convictions
In October 2014, Cetin was added as a defendant in a domestic violence-related case – however, he was ultimately not convicted. At the time a judge was told Cetin was just over 18 and has no place to go. Also that month, Cetin was told not to possess firearms. The court was told it was not clear were Cetin would be staying.
A formal no-contact order was entered for each parent, according to court records.
Court records also show his dad called – and that call was referred to the prosecutor’s office – saying Cetin’s uncle was not willing to let him stay at his residence in Sumer. There was a request for the no-contact order to be lifted.
The case judge did not lift the order, but set a hearing date for later in the year. Court records show Cetin was staying in room 17 of a local motel.
In November 2014 – the same month Cetin pleaded not guilty – his address was updated to Coupeville.
On Dec. 2, 2014, court records show Cetin’s parents were present for a hearing to lift the no-contact requirement.
A prosecutor asked about firearms, and Cetin’s mother said those were removed, according to court records.
A day later at a separate hearing, a judge granted a motion to cancel the no-contact order.
As the case continued in 2015, additional counseling was recommended, court records show. They also show that case was tracked with a separate Island County case involving another alleged victim.
As part of that misdemeanor assault case, Cetin was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation in August 2015. The evaluation was completed as of March 2016, according to court records.
There also were questions in the court file about cannabis use. But last April a judge asked how that related to his mental health evaluation, saying it was not a mental health issue.
In May, a judge approved deferred prosecution in that assault case – meaning Cetin was not convicted – and he was ordered not to have alcohol or drugs as part of the deferment.
As of Aug. 25, 2016, Cetin was in compliance with weekly sessions for mental health counseling. He complied with the alcohol assessment, according to court records, and he had a deferred prosecution review for the case scheduled for 2018.
originally posted by: misfit312
Domestic violence incidents, but no convictions
In October 2014, Cetin was added as a defendant in a domestic violence-related case – however, he was ultimately not convicted. At the time a judge was told Cetin was just over 18 and has no place to go. Also that month, Cetin was told not to possess firearms. The court was told it was not clear were Cetin would be staying.
A formal no-contact order was entered for each parent, according to court records.
Court records also show his dad called – and that call was referred to the prosecutor’s office – saying Cetin’s uncle was not willing to let him stay at his residence in Sumer. There was a request for the no-contact order to be lifted.
The case judge did not lift the order, but set a hearing date for later in the year. Court records show Cetin was staying in room 17 of a local motel.
In November 2014 – the same month Cetin pleaded not guilty – his address was updated to Coupeville.
On Dec. 2, 2014, court records show Cetin’s parents were present for a hearing to lift the no-contact requirement.
A prosecutor asked about firearms, and Cetin’s mother said those were removed, according to court records.
A day later at a separate hearing, a judge granted a motion to cancel the no-contact order.
As the case continued in 2015, additional counseling was recommended, court records show. They also show that case was tracked with a separate Island County case involving another alleged victim.
As part of that misdemeanor assault case, Cetin was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation in August 2015. The evaluation was completed as of March 2016, according to court records.
There also were questions in the court file about cannabis use. But last April a judge asked how that related to his mental health evaluation, saying it was not a mental health issue.
In May, a judge approved deferred prosecution in that assault case – meaning Cetin was not convicted – and he was ordered not to have alcohol or drugs as part of the deferment.
As of Aug. 25, 2016, Cetin was in compliance with weekly sessions for mental health counseling. He complied with the alcohol assessment, according to court records, and he had a deferred prosecution review for the case scheduled for 2018.
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So there seems to be a time where there was a no contact order with the parents and more..Edit to add "told not to possess firearms...Seems to me he might have made a threat with a firearm..
A ballot measure that would allow authorities to temporarily seize guns from those considered a danger to themselves or others in Washington state is getting strong support from Democrats and Republicans, according to an independent poll.
Three-quarters of Democrats and 55% of Republicans are in favor of the measure, which is aimed at stopping shootings and suicides before they happen, according to last month’s Elway Poll, a long-running independent poll in Washington.