Police: Fresno killer showed no remorse in interviews
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The gunman suspected of killing three white men in a racially charged attack in Fresno was proud of what he had accomplished and laughed many times as he explained his actions in interviews with police, authorities said Wednesday. After Kori Ali Muhammad learned that he was wanted for the death of a security guard last week, he wanted to take out as many other white men as possible, Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said. "He was going to kill as many white males as possible and that's what he set out to do that day. He said he did not like white men and said white people were responsible for keeping black people down," Dyer said.
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The gunman suspected of killing three white men in a racially charged attack in Fresno was proud of what he had accomplished and laughed many times as he explained his actions in interviews with police, authorities said Wednesday. After Kori Ali Muhammad learned that he was wanted for the death of a security guard last week, he wanted to take out as many other white men as possible, Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said. "He was going to kill as many white males as possible and that's what he set out to do that day. He said he did not like white men and said white people were responsible for keeping black people down," Dyer said.