The dead Dallas gunman solely responsible for yesterday’s intense assault on police headquarters and who later died in an armed standoff was mad as hell, his father says.
James Boulware told ABC News that the now-deceased shootist, James Boulware Jr., was settling a score with Dallas officials that apparently included losing his home and a young child.
"We don't have a justice system in this country, the senior Boulware added. “We have a legal system and there's a big difference, and without a lawyer he could not get justice -- we all have a breaking point and they pushed him past it."
Boulware’s fast and furious progeny arrived at the Dallas Police Department early yesterday morning in an armored vehicle, then dumped numerous bags of rigged explosives along the facility’s perimeters and opened fire on the cops inside.
His predawn attack heavily damaged the property as well as squad cars parked out front, before he fled to the suburbs where a police sniper eventually took him out.
Surprisingly, no others died in the sudden and sad show of violence that today has the public wondering just how wronged a man must feel to go to such great extremes to avenge himself.
