Texas Church Shooter Escaped From Behavioral Health Facility In 2012
 

If the air force would have reported he wouldn't of been able to buy a gun. He would probably steal one.

Kelley was court-martialed in 2012 for assaulting his wife and stepson while serving at Holloman Air Force base in New Mexico. He also pointed a loaded gun at his then-wife, officials said. He was sentenced that November to 12 months’ confinement and given the duty title of “prisoner,” according to the New York Times.

Five months before his sentencing, Kelley escaped from Peak Behavioral Health Services in the state, where he had been placed for a “mental disorder,” according to an El Paso police report first obtained by Click 2 Houston.

During the June 2012 incident, a ″[witness] advised officers that [Kelley] suffered from mental disorders and had plans to run from [the facility],” the report says. He had been labeled a “danger to himself” and had “already been caught sneaking firearms onto Holloman Air Force base,” the report continues. It also says Kelley made death threats to military officials.

Kelley was found at a bus terminal, where he was released into the custody of Sunland Park Police. The Sunland Park police told local station WFAA that they did not have an arrest report or booking photo for Kelly at the time of his apprehension.

(Research has shown that people who live with mental health issues are more likely to be a victim of a violent crime than to commit one.)

The new revelation adds to the warning signs Kelley displayed before purchasing a firearm to carry out his deadly assault. Under the Lautenberg amendment, individuals who are convicted of a domestic violence misdemeanor are prohibited from owning or buying guns. But it appears the Air Force never entered Kelley’s domestic violence offense into the federal database that gun sellers use to check the criminal history of potential buyers.

Academy Sports + Outdoors confirmed to HuffPost that Kelley purchased two firearms from the store after being approved by the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.

The gunman was found dead after Sunday’s attack as he tried to flee in his car. An investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

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Gotta love it when people don't follow the law. Mainly speaking of the air Force personnel that failed to report him to the government databases. Those people should be dishonorably discharged.

Don't forget that his family and every member of that community knew he was mental as well, many following his social media where he was always posting picture of his guns..

And no one did nothing.. totally normal behaviour

In ANY other country the guy set off every red flag in the book, same as the Vegas shooter

Except the USA where they would have to admit there's gun nut on every street...

Add to this that the US government has been snooping for years by the NSA. They have spent billions promising to protect against these kind of attacks. The truth?
They know nothing. The NSA is a farce.

So he was mentally ill and bought a deadly gun with a large magazine.