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mfcorey1

(11,001 posts)
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 09:15 PM Sep 2013

Rachel has just exposed a serious security issue with Alexis. The Navy was notified

six weeks ago about an incident in Rhode Island with Alexis calling police about voices in his head. The Naval Officer was supposed to look into and it is questionable if they did. Now six weeks later he apparently has done what those voices ordered him to do.

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Rachel has just exposed a serious security issue with Alexis. The Navy was notified (Original Post) mfcorey1 Sep 2013 OP
Yup, we have a few issues, don't we nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #1
???? mfcorey1 Sep 2013 #2
lol darkangel218 Sep 2013 #3
Meant yup, not you nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #6
So do I Marrah_G Sep 2013 #4
Stunning isn't it? Cleita Sep 2013 #5
Was he still in the Navy 4 months ago. Heather MC Sep 2013 #7
Wrong. DURHAM D Sep 2013 #8
The cops informed the employer of record nadinbrzezinski Sep 2013 #9
They're so busy spying on the rest of us they don't have time to check out the nut cases tularetom Sep 2013 #10

Marrah_G

(28,581 posts)
4. So do I
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 09:21 PM
Sep 2013

This is personal to me. I didn't lose anyone, but I could have, if this happened next week instead of this week, my child would have been working along this nutbag, as part of the same team, staying in the same hotel. How could this officer have not done anything? He didn't stop him from working on the base, he didn't inform the company the guy was working for, he didn't report it to the DoD? If he DID report it, then whoever he reported it to dropped the ball.

I hope this entire thing is fully investigated.

Cleita

(75,480 posts)
5. Stunning isn't it?
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 09:25 PM
Sep 2013

Back before Raygun's passing of his proposed Prop. 13 by Howard Jarvis, at least in CA people like him got decent mental health care. Someone like him would have been committed most likely to keep him from harming others or himself.








 

Heather MC

(8,084 posts)
7. Was he still in the Navy 4 months ago.
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 09:56 PM
Sep 2013

If he was not then he was not their problem. If concerns or complaints come in after someone has left the service they are not obligated to do anything.

Not say it's right. that's how they do things

DURHAM D

(32,609 posts)
8. Wrong.
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 10:11 PM
Sep 2013

The local police called the proper authorities at the nearby Naval base because they knew he was a private contractor who was in the area specifically to work on that base.

 

nadinbrzezinski

(154,021 posts)
9. The cops informed the employer of record
Tue Sep 17, 2013, 10:13 PM
Sep 2013

like the Cops would call the Postal Office, local baguel shop, or any other employer.

The Navy, quite frankly, dropped the ball on this.

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