afficials . said Highland Park Mass Shooter try to He commits suicide and wants to “kill everyone”. He lives in his house.
Police reports said that in 2019, Robert Cremo III He stockpiled his family with a “stack of knives”.
Even after the accident two years ago, the authorities revealed Robert Cremo III bought a gun legally.
Cremo and his history with mental health professionals:
According to officials, Police officers attended a call At Cremo’s house in 2019.
The report said Robert Cremo attempted suicide A week ago. However, officials had a talk with the Kremo family.
Mental health professionals He took care of Cremo’s problem after the officers and family talked about it.
Lake County Major Crime Squad spokesperson Christopher Covelli He said, “There was no law enforcement action that could be taken. It was a mental health issue that these professionals were dealing with.”
Cremo’s deadly threats:
Reports did not stop with
Mental health of the Highland Park Collegiate striker.
Months later, a family member stated that Karimo had made several death threats to his relatives.
A family member reported that Cremo said He was going to kill everyone “Cremo had a set of knives,” Covelli said.
“The police responded to his house. The police removed 16 knives, daggers and a sword from Kremo’s house.”
However, the officers dID does not arrest Karimo Because his relatives did not sign complaints about the accident, Coveli described.
How did Cremo get a firearm?
Reports said in 2020, officers Export cream weapons because of his accidents.
The New York Post reported that he applied for “a firearm owner’s ID card three months after the guns were taken.”
Robert Cremo’s father sponsored the new application three months later when he was still underage.
“The subject was under 21 years of age and the request was sponsored by the subject’s parent. Therefore, at the time of the review of the FOID request in January of 2020, there was insufficient basis to establish that there was a clear and present risk and the FOID request was denied,” the statement said.
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