Transgender Suspect With Communist Manifesto Arrested For Planning Shootings At Schools, Churches: Police | Eastern North Carolina Now

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    Law enforcement officials in Colorado have arrested a transgender individual with a communist manifesto for allegedly planning mass shootings at schools and churches in the area.

    News of the arrest was made public on Thursday afternoon, but the arrest happened on March 31, just a few days after a transgender terrorist massacred six people, including three children, at a private Christian school in Nashville.

    The individual, who The Daily Wire is not naming due to company policy about not giving notoriety to mass killers or those who allegedly aspire to commit such atrocities, is a biological male who goes by a different female name and uses "she/her" pronouns.

    The 19-year-old was charged with criminal attempt to commit murder in the first degree (two counts), criminal mischief, menacing, and interference with staff, faculty, or students of educational institutions.

    The suspect allegedly targeted Timberview Middle School, Prairie Hills Elementary, Pine Creek High School, and "other targets were churches," KRDO reported.

    A family member turned the suspect into police, telling 911 that they had threatened to shoot up schools and had severe anger issues.

    A spokesperson for the 18th Judicial District Attorney's Office told local media that the suspect was in the process of transitioning.

    Police said the home had "trash piled up all around the house to where it made it hard to walk inside" and that there were "numerous containers filled with half-eaten food with mold growing inside and numerous alcoholic beverage containers laying around the house."

    The suspect allegedly punched holes in the wall inside the house and ripped a door off the hinges.

    The suspect allegedly "visibly shook" his head "indicating yes" when asked by law enforcement if he was going to shoot up a school. The suspect said that he had been planning the attacks for over a month and had started planning and writing a manifesto.

    Evidence collected inside the house included the suspect's manifesto, the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrick Engels, and a notebook with suicidal ideations.

    The suspect allegedly researched how to 3D print firearms, made detailed lists of numerous people to target, gathered information about how to make bombs, and made commentary about notorious mass shooters, serial killers, and politicians.