"I dont think hes the guy," Hamdan said.
"How did he avoid police so long only to be dumb enough to give his gun to someone?"
Others doubted that the killings would stop. Just a few blocks away in front of the bus stop where the first victim was shot dead, Natasha Livingston, 29, lives with her seven kids.
"I think the police should still be out patrolling," Livingston said. "That man doesnt look like the images theyve been showing. That dude doesnt match the description. Youll see. Youll be back out here reporting another dead body."
I have to say that something about this guy isn't sitting right with me either. It's all just a bit too neat. It feels too convenient.
He gives his coworker a loaded gun that he used to kill 4 people. He's cooperating with police. He admits the gun is his and willingly offered the details about where and when he bought it. He gave consent for LE to search his phone and his car (despite the bloody hoodie/jacket stashed in the trunk). LE said he's being polite and he's very well-mannered. Every person that knows him appears to be floored at this news, and they all say that he's never been aggressive or violent or easily angered in the least bit.
I'm not saying this isn't the guy. I am saying he's an anomaly and LE got incredibly lucky to find him the way that they did.
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