“Investigators do not believe that the incident had any connection to Friday’s shooting…But they are coming under increasing pressure to deliver answers on the motive behind the shooting at the U.S. Navy base on Friday morning.”
If they don’t believe the incident had anything to do with al-Shamrani’s jihad, why mention it at all? Clearly investigators, in their search for a motive, are looking everywhere except at what is obvious and right in front of them.
“Saudi Pensacola shooter was left ‘infuriated’ after instructor nicknamed him ‘Porn Stash’ due to his mustache in front of his classmates and filed an official complaint earlier this year,” by Ariel Zilber, Dailymail.com, December 9, 2019:
The Saudi airman who killed three at a naval training center in Pensacola filed a complaint earlier this year against an instructor who called him ‘Porn Stash.’
Saudi Royal Air Force Second Lieutenant Mohammed Saeed al-Shamrani lodged a complaint in April against the instructor who gave him the nickname, in reference to his mustache, in front of 10 other students, according to The New York Times.
‘I was infuriated as to why he would say that in front of the class,’ al-Shamrani wrote in his complaint.
The FBI declined to comment on the incident. Investigators do not believe that the incident had any connection to Friday’s shooting, the Times reported.
But they are coming under increasing pressure to deliver answers on the motive behind the shooting at the U.S. Navy base on Friday morning.
The bureau said Sunday it will be investigated as a potential act of terrorism as authorities explore whether the gunman’s sickening actions were spurred by a radical ideology.
He had visited the 9/11 memorial in New York just two days before shooting where he met up with at least five other Saudi airmen and was able to buy the Glock 9mm pistol he used in the shooting legally in Florida.