Neighbors have described him as mentally disturbed, the Associated Press reported.
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We will not be divided by mentally disturbed people with bad intentions.
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But other times people are simply mentally disturbed and looking for attention.
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These aren't the ravings of some mentally disturbed person on the bus.
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Officials told NBC News that the gunman appears to have been mentally disturbed.
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Another lonely, ignored, mentally disturbed psychopath looking to make a name for himself.
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Looking back, I was mentally disturbed probably for a lot of that time.
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In one timeline, Molly dies; in the other, she's broke and mentally disturbed.
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The police said the assailant was mentally disturbed and had no clear political motive.
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He temporarily upheld the city's right to hospitalize a mentally disturbed homeless woman involuntarily.
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He was stabbed by a mentally disturbed assailant at a campaign rally last month.
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Officials have described him as mentally disturbed, but no act occurs in a vacuum.
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" Earlier in the day, he posted to Twitter calling alleged shooter Nikolas Cruz "mentally disturbed.
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She allegedly described him as 250 pounds, mentally disturbed and black, according to the press release.
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Some were inspired by Islamist militants, while others were carried out by loners or the mentally disturbed.
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Doctors decided Cruz "did not display the signs of a mentally disturbed person," according to the lawsuit.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled for bad and erratic behavior.
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On Thursday morning, Trump suggested the suspected gunman was "mentally disturbed" and should have been reported to police.
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It houses some of the most dangerous people in Texas, as well as some of the most mentally-disturbed.
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" The comments echoed those that Trump made Thursday morning (where else?) on Twitter, calling the alleged shooter "mentally disturbed.
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So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior.
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The canvas was also attacked in 1913 by a mentally disturbed man who slashed it with a knife three times.
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"Why should we waste our deaths ... Our graves will benefit the mentally disturbed, we shall stand guardian over them forever."
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In one scenario, two students shot a mentally disturbed woman in an alley who was brandishing a pair of scissors.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," Trump tweeted.
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Mateen's former wife said he was emotionally and mentally disturbed with a violent temper, yet aspired to be a police officer.
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And that's a more significant flaw than the nearly unavoidable awkwardness of less-than-extraordinary actors pretending to be mentally disturbed.
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That's how I think of gun control: It's a tool to keep the mentally disturbed from harming you, me or themselves.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," Trump tweeted.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," he wrote.
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"My husband and many others wouldn't have died if this mentally disturbed pilot was barred from leading the flight," she said.
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Make mental health services affordable and readily available, instead of blaming "mentally disturbed" shooters after trying to sabotage the Affordable Care Act.
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In 1968, Issam Mahfouz's play "The Dictator", about a mentally disturbed tyrant who believes himself humanity's saviour, unsurprisingly fell afoul of censors.
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" After Wednesday's shooting, Trump said on Twitter there were "many signs" the alleged gunman —19-year-old Nikolas Cruz — was "mentally disturbed.
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Neither the attack in London nor the one near Stuttgart was politically driven; both seem rather the actions of mentally disturbed individuals.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," the president tweeted.
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The motive for the shooting remained unclear, though federal law enforcement officials said Friday that Mr. Santiago might have been mentally disturbed.
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" In the morning, the president tweeted about the shooting, writing that there were "So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed.
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Authorities saw DiNardo, a mentally disturbed son of wealthy parents, as the mastermind of the plot and charged him in all four deaths.
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Bolsonaro's popularity grew further after he was stabbed in the abdomen by a mentally disturbed assailant at a campaign rally earlier this month.
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After questioning him, the authorities said that he had no known links to Islamic extremism and that they believed he was mentally disturbed.
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Synopsis: The daughter of a brilliant but mentally disturbed mathematician, recently deceased, tries to come to grips with her possible inheritance: his insanity.
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Charlie describes Fish Finger as "a bit crazy"; according to the story's logic, he must have been more mentally disturbed than Charlie realized.
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The city should consider having social workers team up with police to help pacify mentally disturbed people, a practice other cities have adopted.
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At the time, we didn't know if Jared Loughner had any self-proclaimed political "motivations," and it turned out he was severely mentally disturbed.
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The Barnetts later claimed Natalia was a mentally disturbed adult that terrorized their family before they abandoned her in Indiana to move to Canada.
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It is an arbitrary and hugely expensive barbarism whose victims in the United States are often black, poor or mentally disturbed — and sometimes innocent.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," Trump tweeted on Thursday morning.
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December 14, 2012: A mentally-disturbed shooter kills 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, before killing himself.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," he tweeted on Thursday morning.
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NBC said Farooqui told authorities he heard voices and investigators believed the most likely explanation was that he was mentally disturbed rather than terrorist-inspired.
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Mateen, a 29-year-old private security guard, has been described by his first wife as an abusive, mentally disturbed man with a violent temper.
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The comments on the website that published the woman's story — calling her a "mentally disturbed individual" who "lies for a living" — only reinforced her doubts.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," President Trump tweeted on Thursday morning.
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An Indiana couple accused of abandoning an 203-year-old Ukrainian girl they adopted say she was actually a 220-year-old mentally disturbed woman.
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But officials also described him as a mentally disturbed man with a history of violence, a criminal record for robberies, and no clear political motive.
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The attack was the latest in a series of U.S. mass shootings, some inspired by Islamist militants, others carried out by loners or the mentally disturbed.
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According to court documents, Bullock's stalker Joshua James Corbett had a criminal record dating back to 1992 and was deemed mentally disturbed while in police custody.
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On Thursday morning, he tweeted that signs emerged that Cruz was "mentally disturbed" and questioned why his classmates and community did not report him to authorities.
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An attorney for the family, Dan Gilleon, said on Friday that the newly released footage supported their position that the officers had "provoked a mentally disturbed person".
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Through tears, Natalia Grace insisted that she's actually a 16-year-old girl and not the mentally disturbed adult her former adoptive parents claim her to be.
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Natalia told McGraw that she is in fact a teenager, despite Kristine and Michael Barnetts' claims that she is a mentally disturbed adult who terrorized their family.
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In January, a mentally disturbed man behind the wheel of a stolen car was charged with the murders of six people on a mall in Melbourne, Australia.
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Local police in Juiz de Fora confirmed to Reuters that the suspect, Adelio Bispo de Oliveira, 40, was in custody and that he appeared to be mentally disturbed.
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Off the battlefield and in the hands of a mentally disturbed individual, it was used by Lanza to kill a score of people in less than five minutes.
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On Thursday morning, Trump suggested that the suspected shooter was "mentally disturbed" and should've been reported to police more, but made no mention of potential gun control measures.
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Early in his judicial career, he ruled that a mentally disturbed homeless woman who had been involuntarily hospitalized should be released and allowed to return to the streets.
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"Some have said that people should not listen to me because I don't know what I'm saying or because I am mentally disturbed, and so on," she says.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Thursday.
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In the two years before its closure in April 2013, police brought 1,800 mentally disturbed detainees there for treatment, said Jan Kasofsky, Baton Rouge's top mental health official.
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Trump said mental health laws should be reformed to better identify mentally disturbed individuals and he called for capital punishment for those who commit mass murder and hate crimes.
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The report paints a picture of a very mentally disturbed person -- with 30-year-old Bess repeatedly making bizarre demands, incoherent statements and losing track of where he was.
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A day after the attack, Trump himself suggested that Cruz was "mentally disturbed," and that it is up to classmates and community members to flag concerns to law enforcement.
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Trump did express support for bolstering the nation's system of background checks for gun buyers to better keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally disturbed.
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Doctors made it possible for trans people to access new levels of harmony in their own bodies, and doctors helped dispel the stigma that trans people are inherently mentally disturbed.
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Like Vanier, he died in France at the age of 90, but the end of Roger's life, after he was stabbed by a mentally disturbed Romanian woman, was far uglier.
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He also wrote in a tweet that there were "so many signs" that Cruz was mentally disturbed, and seemed to cast blame on those around him for not reporting him.
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Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark said he was disappointed by the verdict, but said the incident still illustrates the need to improve police procedures for dealing with mentally disturbed people.
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The line between people who carry out acts of terrorism because of political beliefs and those who go on violent rampages mostly because they are mentally disturbed has become blurred.
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Natalia Grace Barnett, a Ukrainian orphan whose former adoptive parents say she is a mentally disturbed adult, sat down with Dr. Phil McGraw in an interview that aired on Thursday.
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We have seen it over and over, in the seemingly endless series of attacks by radical Islamists, some of them mentally disturbed, all of them imbued with a dangerous, deadly ideology.
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And we also talked about how narratives of white supremacy often turn white Christians who kill people into "mentally disturbed people," but then turn Muslim people who kill people into terrorists.
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The mass shooting in the tourist town of Port Arthur in 1996 by a mentally disturbed man named Martin Bryant was the country's worst, claiming 35 lives and wounding 28 others.
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"So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," Mr. Trump said in a tweet hours before he addressed the public.
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Mr. Trump said he had seen "tremendous dislike" for Planned Parenthood at his rallies and called the attacker "an extremist" and "mentally disturbed person" in an NBC interview on Nov. 29.
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Videos played in court this week showed hearing officers imposing bonds on mentally disturbed detainees, or telling homeless defendants they could be released without paying if only they had an address.
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Police officials said the assailant was arrested at the scene, and described him as a 27-year-old, mentally disturbed man with a history of violence and no clear political motive.
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" Shortly after the charges were announced, President Donald Trump tweeted that there were "so many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior.
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Today, police are the first to respond to complex, delicate, sometimes dangerous situations involving immigration, global terrorism, the welfare and actions of the mentally disturbed, and the triumphs and tragedies of diversity.
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"We must reform our mental-health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence," Trump said, adding, "Mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun."
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If so, and if he is truly committed to keeping firearms away from "mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence," then he could promote that goal by reinstating the regulation.
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Surely he would have been able to draw his pistol, release the safety, assume a SWAT stance, take dead aim and plug the mentally-disturbed shooter, even after taking a bullet himself.
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The new law requires home owners to register rental properties for short-term stays with the local government by undergoing fire safety checks and submitting proof that the owner is not mentally disturbed.
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"We must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence," Trump said in an address to the nation from the White House on Monday.
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Trump had tweeted early this morning, "So many signs that the Florida shooter [Nikolas Cruz] was mentally disturbed" -- and he stuck to that Thursday, saying he was committed to improving mental health programs.
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This was presumably his successful fight to make sure that people who are so mentally disturbed they can't handle their own Social Security benefits still are guaranteed the right to purchase lethal weapons.
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Police told Reuters that he appeared mentally disturbed, and one Brazilian news site carried an extract from the suspect's police interview where he said he had stabbed the politician on orders from God.
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Third, we must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence and make sure those people not only get treatment, but, when necessary, involuntary confinement.
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The attack was the latest in a series of mass shootings that have plagued the United States in recent years, some inspired by Islamist militants, others carried out by loners or the mentally disturbed.
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Though Mr. Gilbert's courtroom tantrums may have given the jury the impression that he's mentally unstable, not everyone saw him as a mentally disturbed man in the months leading up to his father's murder.
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"We must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence and make sure those people not only get treatment, but when necessary, involuntary confinement," Trump said.
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He made it clear he had chosen to represent himself in order to thwart his lawyers' efforts to portray him as mentally disturbed, even though that mitigating factor afforded him the most likely lifesaving defense.
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" In the wake of the shooting, President Donald Trump focused on mental illness, tweeting on Thursday: "So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior.
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In Brazil's most bitterly polarized election since the end of military rule in 1985, Bolsonaro's stabbing by a mentally disturbed man has been the most prominent in a string of violent acts hanging over the race.
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Thursday morning, he added that the shooter was "mentally disturbed" and that "neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem," appearing to suggest the shooting might have been avoided if the community had reported him.
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The prosecutor read a written confession by Wade in court and the defense conceded many of the case's details, but argued that Wade was mentally disturbed, and she truly believed that the baby was her own.
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He was apparently a mentally disturbed young man proud of sharing his birthday with Hitler and obsessed with mass shootings and in particular with Anders Breivik, the Norwegian neo-Nazi who killed 77 people in 2011.
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The woman, who wore a shirt emblazoned with the words, "Save the Planet, Eat the Children," seemed mentally disturbed at first, but as she ranted her message it became apparent she was a climate change denier.
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"Plaintiff is subjected to having to listen to loud banging all day and night" and to "screaming and yelling" and to "feces being thrown in plaintiff's cell" by "mentally disturbed prisoners" who were housed near him.
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The prosecutor read a written confession by Wade in court and the defense conceded many of the case's details, but argued that Wade was mentally disturbed, and that she truly believed that the baby was her own.
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Kristine and Michael Barnett, the adoptive parents of Natalia — who has a rare form of dwarfism that makes it difficult to gauge her age — have claimed the girl is a mentally disturbed adult who terrorized their family.
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But Kristine Barnett says they were scammed in a situation eerily similar to the plot of the horror movie "Orphan," in which a mentally disturbed adult poses as an orphan who's taken in by a vulnerable family.
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But as he has done in the recent past, on Thursday Mr. Trump answered cries for tighter restrictions on guns by emphasizing the need for Americans to report the behavior of "mentally disturbed" people to the authorities.
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Their findings presented a discordant medley: cases involving mentally disturbed people, extremists, and terrorists; political grievances that escalated; and one incident, in 1890, in which a journalist shot and killed a congressman who had been harassing him.
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As ever, those who oppose any discussion about gun reform as the obvious way to curb gun deaths have trotted out their favorite scapegoat: "the mentally disturbed," as the President tweeted early the morning after the shooting.
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Lawmakers passed that regulation in 2014, after a mentally disturbed 22-year-old man with a history of violence killed six people and injured 14 in Isla Vista, near the campus of University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Feinberg and Cerberus came under scrutiny in 2012, when a mentally disturbed man shot and killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, using a Bushmaster rifle made by Freedom Group Inc.
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Chief Heimberger stressed that officials had only begun their investigation, but that evidence collected so far painted a picture of a mentally disturbed teenager obsessed with mass shootings and first-person-shooter video games, including Counter-Strike: Source.
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But Kristine Barnett says her family was scammed in a situation eerily similar to the plot of the horror movie "Orphan," in which a mentally disturbed adult poses as an orphan who's taken in by a vulnerable family.
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"Apparently he's mentally disturbed," Mr. Albayalde said of the gunman later on Friday, asserting that he avoided shooting people as he burned the dining tables and fired at the doorknob of a storage room where chips are kept.
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Trump's statement came a few hours after he tweeted that the gunman—identified by the Broward County Sheriff's office as 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz — was "mentally disturbed," and those who knew him should have reported him to the authorities.
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A lawyer who once represented the Ukrainian orphan at the center of an adoption scandal in Indiana says the girl was still a child when he represented her, despite her mother claiming she was a mentally disturbed woman posing as a minor.
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A Ukrainian woman claiming to be the birth mother of an orphan at the center of an adoption scandal in Indiana says her daughter is definitely a child, despite her adoptive parents claiming she is a mentally disturbed adult who terrorized their family.
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Palm Springs Police Chief Bryan Reyes choked back tears at a press conference Saturday night as he described how Lesley Zerebny and Jose Gilbert "Gil" Vega were shot — along with one other officer — as they responded to a mother calling about her mentally disturbed son.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Years of Bizarre Behavior, but He Got Guns Back" (front page, April 24), about the Nashville shooter: I'm sure I'm not the only person wondering how a mentally disturbed person's firearms are given to one of his family members.
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Young men, many of them depressed, alienated or mentally disturbed, are drawn to the Columbine subculture because they see it as a way to lash out at the world and to get the attention of a society that they believe bullies, ignores or misunderstands them.
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There has been no shooting, mercifully, but also no talk of gun control and a lot of legitimizing a potential shooter as mentally disturbed instead of questioning his access to these weapons and the kind of environment that even suggests these actions as viable to him.
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Apparent serious lapses by local law enforcement in failing to act on multiple reports that the Parkland shooter was mentally disturbed and prone to violence have also played into the conservative argument that action on mental health is more pertinent to this situation than more gun control.
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In Poland: Mayor Pawel Adamowicz of Gdansk, a leading liberal critic of the populist, right-wing national government and a supporter of gay rights, died from his injuries after he was stabbed at a charity event by a man described by the authorities as mentally disturbed.
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READ: White Man's Son Pleads with Him Not to Call the Cops on Black Man: "Daddy, Let's Just Go" A mentally disturbed person bludgeoned Cukor's father, who was 67 at the time, outside his home in Berkeley in 2012, according to a 2013 article from the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The City of White Plains and a police officer were not at fault in the death of a mentally disturbed former Marine who was shot in his apartment five years ago after a 90-minute confrontation with the police, a federal jury found in a civil case on Thursday.
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As one Infowars reader I know from high school told me, "To take Pizzagate seriously, you'd have to be mentally disturbed" — which may well have been the case for the young man who came to the restaurant armed with an assault rifle to "self investigate" the false claims.
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Instead, rather than being politically motivated, evidence so far aligns Sonboly with the mentally disturbed mass shooter type as seen in the US. Police reportedly found a German translation of the book "Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters," by academic Peter Langman in Sonbaly's bedroom.
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Yet despite this effort to roll back even a very modest effort to restrain the ability of seriously incapacitated people from obtaining deadly weapons, this morning Trump tweeted that there were "so many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed," implying that someone should have done something to report him.
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Read more: Parents who are accused of abandoning an 8-year-old Ukrainian girl they adopted say she was actually a 22-year-old mentally disturbed adultTroemel said the girl was omitted from participating in due process in the age-changing case because the Barnetts filed an ex-parte petition.
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BERLIN — A 20113-year-old German killed one man and injured three others with a knife while shouting "Allahu akbar" in a suburb of Munich early Tuesday, but hours later, after questioning him, the authorities said that he had no known links to Islamic extremism and that they believed he was mentally disturbed.
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It's the strange but true tale of the famous 18th-century Italian castrato singer and his close relationship with the mentally disturbed King Philip V of Spain (the play uses the French version of the Bourbon monarch's name, Philippe), who found solace and a temporary cure by listening to the singer's unearthly sound.
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Read more: Parents who are accused of abandoning an 8-year-old Ukrainian girl they adopted say she was actually a 22-year-old mentally disturbed adultA Pennsylvania man used a drone to drop explosives on his ex-girlfriend's house, prosecutors say Drug traffickers in Australia allegedly tried to hide 1.2 tons of drugs under seaweed.
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Read more: The Ukrainian orphan accused of being an adult hung out at a drug recovery house and took adult education classes during her mysterious 3-year disappearanceKristine Barnett told Daily Mail Online that Natalia is actually a mentally disturbed adult woman who terrorized her family until they moved to Canada in 2013, leaving the orphan behind.
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Read more: Parents who are accused of abandoning an 8-year-old Ukrainian girl they adopted say she was actually a 22-year-old mentally disturbed adultThe woman claiming to be Natalia's birth mother says Natalia is 16 years oldThe woman, Anna Volodymyrivna Gava, told Daily Mail TV that she was forced to give up Natalia 16 years ago, when the girl was an infant.
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Some of the better-known names include the developmentally disabled sculptor Judith Scott (606-22006), whose wrapped-yarn assemblages were shown at the fair by Ricco-Maresca Gallery in 21994 and given a retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum in 21993; the Nebraska farmer Emery Blagdon in 220 — who until his death at 203, in 220, created wire-metal scrap sculptures and environments that he saw as healing machines, not art; and Melvin Way, shown by Margaret Bodell, also in 21929: a mentally disturbed, homeless New Yorker whose small felt-tip drawings embedded mysterious equations in areas of darkness, evoking higher math pulsing through the night sky.
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