By last weekend, he lay dead in a Colorado apartment building, killed by a SWAT team after he gunned down a 29-year-old deputy. Revelations about Riehl’s mental health history came to light amid increased scrutiny of background-check databases. Riehl’s records did not show any military service-related psychiatric disorders, according to the VA document. He posted tirades on social media about the faculty at the Wyoming law school and sent harassing emails to police after getting a speeding ticket, authorities said. By Nov. 14, university police were concerned enough to call Colorado authorities about Riehl, according to police in Lone Tree, Colorado, about 18 miles (25 miles) south of Denver.

Source: National Post January 03, 2018 21:56 UTC