Authorities in Concord, New Hampshire, caught up with the man suspected of keying more than two hundred vehicles earlier this month at the state GOP’s annual agreement.
Lawrence Dunlap, 37, is believed to be the person on a scooter in a photo released by authorities, who say they found weapons and a” death statement” at his house — because of the disturbing results, Dunlap is being held without bail.
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According to the Concord High School, some participants received threats while the convention was taking place, along with at least 30 cars that had been vandalized, according to the NH Journal.
” I did n’t expect this when I ran for representative, but it’s not going to stop me”, Republican state Rep. Lorie Ball told the outlet.
Di Lothrop, a group member and Nashua Republican Party head, was distraught over the obvious dislike on display.
” My father Chuck and I are members. We were parked on the street opposite to the high school’s principal doorway on Warren Street”, she told NHJournal. My father soon recognized that our vehicle had been keyed all along the vehicle’s side when we returned to our car after the meeting. Along with several other vehicles along the same path, the one in front of us also had keys.
” Lothrop said,” It seems as though someone knew there was a Republican event taking place at the high school, and this was their chance to show them their hatred for us.” Divisiveness at its worst!”
After identifying Dunlap as a possible think, police executed a search warrant at his home on Friday and found many weapons, including an AR- 15 weapons, the NH Journal reported.
” They even found a backpack containing rubber gloves, stretch cuffs, black clothes, encounter masks, a billy club, and a feudal- style mace. The report described as a death note declaration, which Dunlap described as” the post noted, saying the present,” raised a further red flag, echoing some of the anti-Donald Trump attitude that appeared on his social media accounts.
” I ca n’t continue to exist for everyone else,” Dunlap wrote”. I genuinely despise mankind and all the muck that we have made up as appropriate. People like Scott Herzog and Donald Trump are required in this world and business. I’m sad for the suffering I’m aware that this choice will result in. I’ve had my ashes cremated, but you ca n’t recycle them.
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Tom Tillison was born and raised in Maryland before immigrating to Central Florida as a teenager. He developed both his political and writing abilities in the Sunshine State. Tillison even contributes to BizPac Review.
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