Breaking: No Evidence of Terror in Rochester Car Crash, Explosion

There’s no evidence of terrorism in the fiery New Year’s Day crash that saw the driver of an SUV stashed with gas canisters speed toward pedestrians and collide with a car, killing two people and injuring several more after a concert in Rochester, New York, police said.

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The suspect, identified as Michael Avery, 35, of the Syracuse area, died Monday night from injuries sustained in the crash, officials said. …

However, authorities have spoken with Avery’s family and they believed he “may have been suffering from possible undiagnosed mental health issues.”

[We’ll keep an eye on this as it develops, but this looks like another event in a pattern of unaddressed risks of mental illness that goes well beyond the reach of gun control. — Ed]

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