Navy Vet Charged in Atlanta Shootings

0:00A 26-year-old UK native and U.S. Navy veteran named Olao Lukatan, Adon Abul, faces charges for killing two people and critically wounding A. Third in a string of attacks around Atlanta on Monday morning. He's hit with state counts of malice murder, aggravated assault, and firearms violations in Decal County, plus a new federal charge for illegal gun. Possession One victim was a Department of Homeland Security auditor, walking her dog just blocks from his place. Right before the violence, Abul got into a heated argument late Sunday night at his shared Pat Split House in Panthersville over the air conditioning. Rumate said he and another guy were screaming, creating so much tension that one called her mom for prayers. He packed the duffel bag and piled out around midnight. Folks in the house described ongoing chaos, and the attacks left the community rattled, especially since police think at least one victim was random. The DHS worker suffered gunshots and stabs, found around 7 a.m. while trooper stop Abul's car later near the Georgia Alabama line with.

1:05Matting ammo inside. Federal prosecutors dropped more details. Friday, charging a 35-year-old man named Damon Marquis Say Yarns for buying the 9-millimeter pistol, used in the shootings and lying on the federal form. Abul, a convicted felon from prior assaults, couldn't legally have it. He got U.S. citizenship in 2022 while in the Navy. Authorities linked him to all scenes through shell casings and the gun, but no clear motive yet. As charges pile up in both state and federal courts, the case spotlights issues in shared housing and gun laws down south. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today.