Did the media hide that the shooter in Virginia Beach was a "black Muslim" democrat?

In early June 2019, social media users reported that an engineer from the Virginia Beach City, who had killed 12 people during a large-scale shootings on May 31, 2019, was a "black Muslim":

The suspect of the attack, DeWayne Craddock, was injured during a shootout with the police and died later, but not before killing 12 people in a Virginia Beach municipal building, of whom 11 were his colleagues in public works in the city. and public services.

It was the custom of the meme to try to assign a political motive to a mass shot before this motive had yet been made public.

We do not know much about why Craddock, 40, opened fire on his colleagues around 4 pm Friday afternoon, massacre at work. The reason for the assault is currently under investigation, although it is known that the suspect sent a letter of resignation by email that morning – a two-week notice stating that he was leaving his post for personal reasons".

Dave Hansen, Director of the City of Virginia Beach, stated that Mr. Craddock was not subject to any disciplinary action and that he was "in good standing" as an employee. Authorities reported that Craddock had used a .45 caliber handgun with a silencer and that as an employee of the city, he had access to three floors of the building where he had killed a dozen or so people.

At a press conference, Virginia Beach Police Chief Jim Cervera said that during the lengthy battle in which he was fatally injured by the police, Craddock made no statement and no had no verbal conversation with the agents.

Craddock's faith has not been made public, but there is no evidence to date to suggest that the shooting was motivated by his religious or political views, and the incident was not characterized as terrorism. The idea that such a motive is concealed by the "MSM" (the so-called mainstream media) defies reality, as the media widely point out when terrorism is a suspected motive for violence.

It is unclear whether the suspect had children and, if so, how many. When interviewed by reporters, his neighbors described Craddock as having lived alone. the Washington Post said that he was married but divorced in 2017. The To postciting court records, observed that Craddock's ex-wife had raised two dogs in the couple, but did not say they had children.

Although the massacre remains under investigation to this day, it is not the first time that a mass shooting leaves open the question of the motive. The authorities were not able to determine the motive for the mass shooting of October 1, 2017 at a music concert in Las Vegas that left 58 dead and hundreds wounded.

It is also hardly the first time that Muslims have been blamed without foundation for a major disaster. In April 2019, when Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral caught fire, Internet conspiracy theorists tried to point fingers at imaginary Muslim culprits, even though there was some evidence of accidental causes.