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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nAccording to KATV<\/a>, the fellow who approached Little Rock Air force Base security personnel with a firearm and was appropriately ventilated has passed on to his Great Reward.<\/p>\n McElroy was previously listed in critical condition at a local hospital after being shot by Air Force Base security defense following his attempt to gain access to the base on Monday while armed with a weapon.<\/p>\n The base was locked down for several hours following the incident.<\/p>\n The FBI says McElroy had no apparent motive or any ties to terrorism.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Apparently, Mr. McElroy was known to local law enforcement, though. In January, he reported to the Sheriff Department that a device he had ordered from Ebay detected electronic “bugs” that had been planted by General Nathan Bedford Forrest and Colonel Sanders (I’m sure you recognize those names), who Mr. McElroy claimed were stationed at Little Rock Air Force Base and conducting surveillance on him;<\/p>\n So, I’m wondering how he got a hold of a firearm. He certainly wasn’t balanced and the police were aware of his behavior. I wonder if anyone had bothered to try to get him some help or some other steps to prevent him from owning a firearm. From Fox16<\/a>;<\/p>\n On March 31 of last year, the sheriff’s office responded twice in the same day to McElroy’s home. In the first incident that day, McElroy thought his wife was trying to commit suicide, which she said never happened. Three hours later, McElroy reported he was afraid for his safety. He reportedly believed people were watching him and said he wanted to go to the hospital. <\/p>\n Prior to that, in January, he and his wife were both hallucinating that 25 armed men in uniforms had held them hostage in their home for 10 hours. <\/p>\n The report says McElroy’s father admitted his son had been using drugs, and had hallucinations in the past. In February of 2013, McElroy called regarding a domestic dispute with his wife that she claimed they never had. <\/p>\n McElroy didn’t have a record of violence except for one domestic battery call where his wife accused him of choking her and hitting her with a hammer but she never pursued charges<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, but was he in the NICS system?<\/p>\n UPDATE:<\/strong> Yay! Crazy vet connection! He spent eight months in a now-defunct Arkansas National Guard Unit<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"Larry](\"https:\/\/www.azuse.cloud\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/06\/Larry-McElroy-300x110.jpg\")
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