The cops responded to a call saying “Yeah I think he’s here,” believed it and arrived in force within the time a person spends at a MacDonald (was the suspect playing in the ball pit?) and arrested him, finding the incriminating gun and silencer he had no reason to keep, along with a “manifesto”" which is a rarity among sane people but shooters have to have one according to cops?
The cops responded to a call saying “Yeah I think he’s here,” believed it and arrived in force within the time a person spends at a MacDonald (was the suspect playing in the ball pit?) and arrested him, finding the incriminating gun and silencer he had no reason to keep, along with a “manifesto”" which is a rarity among sane people but shooters have to have one according to cops?
Sounds reasonable.
Theory I heard is that he wanted to be arrested, because he has a plan, maybe using court as a stage for making a public statement.
And that he may even tell the mcDonald worker to rat him out and collect the money.
Probably far from truth, but it would be cool if all that was true.