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. . . don't have much hope of learning much. . . Sheriff Ken Jenne couldn't run to the mike fast enough to praise the South Florida muslim community, and defend the muslim proselytizing in prisons, when Jose Padilla's ties to this area made headlines. In this case, Jenne must have used the term "road rage" 50 times in his initial press conference, so "road rage" it will be.

All the more pathetic here. . .and yes; perehaps there was more to the story; inside the van; beyond Hamze himself. Certainly, something, more than 'road rage' had this man on the run; despite authorities 'analysis' if not insistance - as per Jenne's. 'Fear' seems far more the driving MO here - so to speak.

Am wondering had Hamze made it out of here - and he almost did - would the public have ever known - been alerted - as to who this perp was?

Whole thing, more than unsettling; and do hope FBI is going beyond the fringe here. . .

Certainly, something, more than 'road rage' had this man on the run; despite authorities 'analysis' if not insistance

OTOH, if you consider the relative worthlessness of women to the Islamic mind, and their dirty little secret of ingrained cultural prejudice towards blacks, what the reporter on a local TV station referred to as the woman "draping herself" over the front of the van in an enraged effort to stop Hamze might have been trigger enough for this brutal murder.

At any rate, it should be very interesting to watch the BSO, and the local news media, try to put a lid on any animosity that might result between the two minority groups involved -- groups they regularly fawn over with great "cultural sensitivity." If Hamze or any of his associates/family don't show up in a federal database -- or even if they do -- the BSO will want to turn off the spotlight on this one ASAP.