The perpetrator of the newspaper acted for revenge

The prosecution filed on Friday five counts of murder against Jarrod Ramos, accused of firing Thursday in a newspaper in the American city of Annapolis (state of Maryland), where he allegedly killed five people seeking to commit a massacre of revenge. 19659002] According to the court documents, it is not excluded that Ramos is again charged because, in addition to the deceased, three other people received medical attention because of the shooting.

The suspect is "under arrest and without the possibility of bail," said yesterday the Maryland District Attorney, Wes Adams, who announced that he must undergo "a preliminary hearing or appear in front of a jury within a maximum of 30 days. "

Ramos was arrested at the scene, minutes after he would have started shooting in the newspaper editorial Capital Gazzete .

The attacker came in in the building at 2:30 pm Crazy He opened fire through the glass door of an office killing the five people.The police arrested Ramos in the newsroom, where he was hiding under a table. that he acted for "revenge".

The defendant lost in 2015 a defamation suit filed against Capital Gazette for a 2011 article, in which, citing court documents, the newspaper identified as a female stalker on social networks.

Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare said yesterday that Ramos used a shotgun legally purchased a year ago despite a criminal record.He also said that he was trying to kill " all possible people. "

Authorities searched the home of the alleged killer outside Washington (50 km from Annapolis) and found evidence that the attack was planned.

38, will not face the death penalty, since Maryland abolished this sentence in 2013, so if he is found guilty, he will receive a life sentence.

Despite the attack and death of its employees, Capital Gazette published its daily edition yesterday. In the paper version, the opinion section appeared in white with only a small text in the honor of the five deceased: Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara and Wendi Winters, all reporters, and l & # 39; Sales agent Rebecca Smith. [19659002] "Today, we are speechless.We willingly leave this page blank to commemorate the victims of Thursday's shooting in our newsroom … (…) Tomorrow, this page will return to its goal Constant to offer our readers an informed view of the world around them, "writes the address of Donald Trump

who argues that reporters should be able to perform their work. "Without fear of a violent attack".