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Mass Shooting at Virginia Tech...

mightymouse69 said:
What do you have to say for yourself now Island son? What's your defense to this, was it just the plays?

The dude was declared dangerous by a court, its coming out now.

"A court order from 2005 states that Virginia Tech killer Cho Seung-Hui was declared mentally ill and "an imminent danger to others," a district court clerk tells CNN."

Huh? I said I'd reserve judgement on the other items until more information came out. He was thought to be suicidal, so he was involuntarily committed. In the initial psychiatric examination, he was also thought suicidal NOT "an imminent danger to others".

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http://www.thestar.com/News/article/204415
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Earlier Wednesday, authorities disclosed that in November and December 2005, two women complained to campus police that they had received calls and computer messages from Cho. But the women considered the messages “annoying,” not threatening, and neither pressed charges, Virginia Tech Police Chief Wendell Flinchum said.
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After the second complaint about Cho’s behavior, the university obtained a temporary detention order and took Cho away because an acquaintance reported he might be suicidal, authorities said. Police did not identify the acquaintance. On Dec. 13, 2005, a magistrate ordered Cho to undergo an evaluation at Carilion St. Albans, a private psychiatric hospital. The magistrate signed the order after an initial evaluation found probable cause that Cho was a danger to himself or others as a result of mental illness.

The next day, according to court records, doctors at Carilion conducted further examination and a special justice, Paul M. Barnett, approved outpatient treatment. A medical examination conducted Dec. 14 reported that that Cho’s "affect is flat. ... He denies suicidal ideations. He does not acknowledge symptoms of a thought disorder. His insight and judgment are normal."

The court papers indicate that Barnett checked a box that said Cho “presents an imminent danger to himself as a result of mental illness.” Barnett did not check the box that would indicate a danger to others.
 
manny78 said:
I know it is but still funny the administration will not call this thing by its name.

Canada population: 32,777,304. 658 for an entire year (2005)
Iraq population: 26,783,383. 233 murders today
 
Island Son said:
Canada population: 32,777,304. 658 for an entire year (2005)
Iraq population: 26,783,383. 233 murders today

Did you miss the part about Iraq being in a warzone...

WTF, your agenda is fucking pathetic.
 
What agenda? I'm giving some perspective to the stats.
There's a war on? Isn't that over?

anyway... enough with the hijack.. i'm done.
 
velvett said:
It was on CNN.

Yeah, no they won't do anything with the 2am boyfriend, or the abusive spouse - until you're found dead there is nothing anyone will do in your defense, police reports, hospital reports - mean nothing.

You know what the police's advice is with a dangerous spouse or ex spouse is?

Get a gun.


The irony.

I can't speak for Canada as a whole, but in Toronto the cops will throw him out if the cops see a single mark on you (or on a kid) if you call them with a complaint. In 10 minutes, while they stand there, he will have to pack a few clothes and leave for the night, even if he owns the house. I have friends on both sides it's happened to. They don't mess around and they don't let you withdraw the complaint, it has to go to court.
 
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