Posted on 09/26/2016 8:11:18 AM PDT by rktman
A gunman, described as a “disgruntled lawyer,” opened fire in a strip-mall parking lot in Houston, Texas, injuring nine people before he was shot and killed by police on Monday.
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Muslim?............
Shot up a strip mall?
Talk about a bottom feeder!
Does he get to bill for his time?
Must have been a terrible Lawyer
In Houston it would be more likely a strip club parking lot.
https://heavyeditorial.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/nathan-desai.jpg?quality=65&strip=all&strip=all
I don’t know how to post the photo...
It was not a mall or a strip club. . It was a shopping area in an older very good part of Houston.
Desai can also be a muslim convert from Hinduism:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Patel
I’m going to wait on this one for a bit.....
They haven’t identified the shooter yet. Apparently, they may have to resort to looking in his wallet.
They were able to find out he’s a lawyer and disgruntled right away, it’s just his name that’s so hard to find.
No strip clubs in this area. Strip center in West University which is upscale area. Not as upscale as River Oaks but pretty close. Also very near the Galleria. Certainly not something we would expect to happen in this area. But Houston is very much a sanctuary city, has huge muslim population and gay population and is home to Sheila Jackson Lee.
New mayor, who is a Black and Democrat, is in Cuba soliciting business and who knows what else. Would think that his plate would be full enough already dealing with city financial issues, badly deteriorating infrastructure and horrendous traffic problems. All of these will be further stress by the fact that Houston is scheduled to have Super Bowl next year.
“Apparently, they may have to resort to looking in his wallet.”
Yeah, his name could be Achmed Mohammed ibn Mohammed and there could be an ISIS business card, and they still wouldn’t say the forbidden words...
LOL Saul can’t wait for next season.
Sounds like you cribbed the headlines from the Houston Chronicle in 1980.
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