RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP) — Police say a Wyoming man accused of opening fire at an alcohol detoxification center is a parks employee of a small town who said he targeted the facility because he was tired of cleaning up after the homeless population.
Riverton police Capt. Eric Murphy said Monday that 32-year-old Roy Clyde made the statement after Saturday’s shooting that left one man dead and another hospitalized.
Clyde was arrested near the Center of Hope detox center and jailed on a charge of first-degree murder brought by police. He does not have a lawyer yet who could speak on his behalf.
Murphy says Clyde is a 13-year employee of Riverton, a central Wyoming city of roughly 11,000 people.
Charges against Clyde haven’t been filed in court yet.
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Dumbass – if you wanna take it to that level, they were among the reasons this freak had a job in the first place. Instead of buying them donuts and coffee this moron murders them. Man, there’s no hope.
The shooter resented those less fortunate than he.
Sounds pretty familiar coughGOPcough
The nexus of rage and a gun is exceptionally American.
wow – … just friggin’ WOW –
I think that should be “…WAS an employee.”