CDC Shooter’s Father Says Son Believes Covid Vaccine Makes Him Sick | Atlanta

The man’s father Turn on fire Outside the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters Atlanta In early August, his son is in contact with untreated Mental Health Problem when misinformation is convinced that his toxin vaccine makes him sick.

“I know my son wants to do this with ‘jab’, which is his latest reason, but it’s more important than mental health,” Ken White said in a new interview. Atlanta News First.

White’s son, 30-year-old Patrick Joseph White, More than 180 rounds of fire Authorities said it was on the CDC building in Atlanta on August 8. Investigators said the attacker fatally shot David Ross, a police officer, before dying of self-inflicted gunshot wounds.

Ken White said in a new interview that his son asked to borrow a car to meet with a friend within hours before the shooting. But around 5 p.m. that day, White and his wife received a call from their son.

“I asked him how he was,” White recalled. “He said, ‘I’m going to shoot the CDC’ and he hung up.”

White said he “tryed to call him back immediately” – but Patrick “closed the phone.”

Moments later, White narrated, seeing breaking news alerts from an active CDC shooter and calling 911. White said he recognized his car on TV and confirmed that his son was a shooter.

“No one else could be,” White said.

How many days after the shooting occurred, authorities explain The gun used in the attack was registered to Ken White, who stole the gun from the safe. Authorities say the weapons are stored safely and the gunman has “Forcing him” Enter the safe containing them.

“I don’t know how he was holding a gun, White is Atlanta News first interview. “We think they are safe.

“I locked them up. I kept the keys on people 24-7 and went to bed.”

Later in the interview, White said: “Although we feel sad for our son, [we’re grieving] for [slain] Officers rose more. ”

Patrick has been showing signs of mental illness over the past two years, including depression, the family said. But the family said they didn’t know if he was officially diagnosed.

The family said they found the bottle of drug for depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder left behind by Patrick.

White said his son’s anger at the CDC stems from misinformation about the Covid-19-19 vaccination.

Authorities also said they recover The documents and electronic devices belonging to Patrick reportedly “expressed shooters’ dissatisfaction with the COVID-19 vaccine” and said Patrick had written about people who wanted to make “the public aware of his dissatisfaction with the vaccine.”

Neighbors separated Tell Patrick “very uneasy, he was very convinced that the vaccine hurt him and hurt others.”

Ken White also confirmed that he and other members of his family have received the vaccine. Patrick had also received vaccination before him Accusation The Covid-19 vaccine has frustrated him and committed suicide.