The gunman behind Sunday's deadly rampage in Houston has been identified as Afghanistan veteran Dionisio Garza III by ABC13, which found a bag containing bullets and his personal papers at the scene. The bag, which held the 25-year-old's birth certificate and military discharge record, was turned over to police. According to the military record, Garza was a sergeant who received several awards for his service in Afghanistan. Garza's father tells KPRC that while there has been no official confirmation yet that his son was the man killed in a shootout with police, his son had exhibited some troubling behavior recently and he believes "it is a PTSD thing." More:
- Garza's father says his son believed the US was on the brink of collapsing and had recently moved from California to Texas to meet people who shared his anti-government beliefs. "He was trying to get us all to go over there and, you know, go live in a compound," the father says.