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Shootings involve people with mental distress. there are other motives, hate, terrorism, revenge. there are all kinds of motives. about 30% involve mental illness. we don't want to stigmatize anybody with mental illness. but sometimes we do see those mental issues arise like in parkland, for example, or in gabrielle giffords shooting in tucson, aurora, these traits manifest themselves to mental illness. then we see guns -- the person in possession of guns. then we see some kind of contact with law enforcement or authorities. i think in the gabrielle giffords case it was maybe with the universi...

It's not in all cases. in the case involves mental distress and then firearms come in and some contact with the authorities, police, whether prior arrests or this case calling with a dispute with the boss, i call that the tragedy triangle. the more attention we can pay to that as a public and as law enforcement we can say this is the signs -- and a lot have been interrupted stins dayton and el paso. law enforcement stopped a bunch. if we can ever get the congressmen to care about the witness, the victims family you just had on there, they don't care about it. if they did, we would have massive...

Vep -- intervention if the person is suffering from mental stress or mental health. we shouldn't stigmatize people with mental or emotional issues, but 30% of the time it plays a part in these killings. so it's something to pay attention to without stigmatizing everyone that needs care. but we are looking at people that are prone to violence. i always think of it this way. this is just an old policeman and agent's way to look at it. i call it the tragedy triangle. it starts with the emotional part, it could be mental or suicidal. the next is some interaction with the police over something or s...

40 years as a cop analysis. i call it the tragedy triangle. there's a mental health issue disorder. there's firearms that he owns or has easy access to in the home or where he works or lives. and there's some sort of police interaction event. that's the triangle. and then after that, and that happened with this guy in april. and then after that, tragedy ensues. i mean, you can look at parkland, it's the same scenario. you can look at any number of them. i think the mental health professionals did an evaluation, they did incarcerate him for observation for a few days, but even that might not ha...