Man Charges US Capitol with Loaded Shotgun; No Injuries

Carter Camacho (18) of Smyrna, GA was arrested without resistance for Unlawful Activities, Carrying a Rifle without a License, Unregistered Firearm, and Unregistered Ammunition.

Camacho also had multiple rounds of ammunition and was wearing a tactical style vest.

USCP officers found the suspect's SUV in front of the US Botanic Garden on Maryland Avenue, SW. A gas mask and helmet were spotted inside the vehicle.

The USCP's Threat Assessment Section is investigating to determine the suspect's motive. He was not on file with the USCP.

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Last year a Republican maniac from Texas was arrested for threatening NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D-NY) and a few weeks ago, a Republican lunatic attacked House Democrat Ilhan Omar (D-MN) at a town hall where she fearlessly met her assailant head on: YouTube

Georgia has some of the laxest gun ownership restrictions in the US and every eleven minutes someone in the US is killed with a firearm, either by an assailant, by accident, or by their own hand. According to the NIH, one in five Americans live with a mental illness. The linked USCP report shows an increase in threat reporting against Members of Congress. This is all a formula for future tragedies, like US Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) who was shot in the head by a crazed Republican in Tucson Arizona on 8 Jan 2011; 18 others were wounded.

"This American carnage stops right here and stops right now." (Dummkopf Trumpf, braying to the Nation on 20 Jan 2017)

USCP Officers detained Carter Camacho without resistance.

Strange, the suspect wasn't executed on the spot.

Guess the USCP officers aren't ICE.

In prosecuting federal cases, proving motive is immaterial, but the USCP (and maybe the FBI) want to determine Carter Camacho's motive.

In these turbulent times "that try men's souls" and untreated mental illness cases in the US, I wonder what USCP investigators will discover.

*** Passenger Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Man Tried to Breach Cockpit ***

"A Delta Air Lines flight from Houston to Atlanta made an emergency landing after a passenger tried to access the cockpit.

DL 2557 had just taken off from Houston's Hobby Airport when the pilot declared an emergency. Eighty-five passengers and five crew members were on board.

"We had a passenger get up and try to access the cockpit," the pilot can be heard saying. "Can you coordinate and have security standing by?"

In 2025, there were 1,621 unruly passengers reported to the FAA. So far, in 2026, there have been 126."

Link: CNN

"Like other high-income countries, the US has experienced a rise in mental health conditions over the past four years. But unlike its peers, the US does not guarantee access to affordable and comprehensive health care, including mental health care. Nearly a third of the 50 million US adults with a mental health condition are unable to get needed treatment, and about 11% lack health insurance."