BREAKING: We know who the suspect is in the Philly mass shooting and it begins with BLM

Fright night at the Carriker den

Brain Flushings is making an exception today in the case of the Philadelphia mass shooting that killed 5 and injured 2 children. The exception is that I will mention the suspect's name and photo because it's relevant to the political turmoil we see today.

The suspect wanted in the connection with the shooting in Southwest Philadelphia on Monday night is 40-year-old Kimbrady Watson Carriker. 

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Carriker was arrested on Monday evening after her alleged mass shooting spree in the Kingsessing neighborhood.

As previously posted, Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said cops responded to gunfire in the South 56th Street and Chester Avenue area shortly prior to 8:30 pm and in less than 10 minutes they had the suspect cornered in an alley on the 1600 block of South Frazier Street where she surrendered and arrested.

On Facebook, Carriker was seen posting in support of Black Lives Matter, and follows the Black Lives Matter Philly Facebook page. From her posts, it's obvious that she's mentally ill and caught up in hatred of people who are not like her.

"Black lives matter today; there will be jobs available. Equal opportunity finally. Just tell us where your quitting so we can send someone over," Carriker wrote in one Facebook comment responding to a story of workers, particularly non-black workers, going on a strike for Black Lives, so they can steal their jobs. 

Delightful.

Carriker has also made multiple posts showcasing guns and shooting, including resharing one post showing children shooting, as well as one of a person holding a flintlock pistol with the text "wherefor art thou opposition so I may slide upon thine block and runneth down on thee"

Yes, she's a delightful human being.

This is a breaking story with more to come.

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Philly Shooting leaves 5 dead, 2 children injured: suspect nabbed

A mass shooting in Philadelphia on Monday left at least five people dead and two kids injured but a 40-year-old suspect has been apprehended about ten minutes later.

The suspect was reportedly wearing a ballistic vest and police recovered a scary "AR-style" long gun, a police scanner, extra ammunition, the Philadelphia Inquirer report said. Other media said the dickwad also had a handgun.

“We have absolutely no idea why this happened,” said cool-named Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw. “At this point, all we know is that this person left their home and decided to target individuals.” Maybe she could ask Alexa why people kill strangers when they see how others came to the public's attention after doing so, which is why Brain Flushings never prints their name or photo. [See photo below.]

Not the shooter, but it's a fair representation of one may look like

According to Commissioner Outlaw, the shooter began around 8:30 pm in the Kingsessing section of the city. Cops responded and found 50 spent shell casings at the scene and they heard gunshots nearby. 

They chased the suspect as the gunfire continued before cornering and confronting him in an alley. They told him to drop the weapon and put his hands up when he finally surrendered and was arrested. Outlaw said that no police fired their weapons during the incident.

“Thank God our officers were here on scene, they responded as quickly as they did, I can’t even describe the level of bravery and courage that was shown in addition to the restraint,” Outlaw continued.

Police identified the deceased victims as five men between the ages of 20-59. Boys, ages two and  13-year-old were also injured. Both are reportedly in stable condition.

Initial reports said four people had been killed, but a fifth victim was found inside a home four hours after the shooting. Police said a man arrived home to find his 31-year-old son dead.

“We believe because of where he was found and where his house is on 56th Street and the fact that we found ballistic evidence that matches the ballistic evidence we found on the street a few hours earlier, we believe this homicide is related,” said Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small.

Democratic Mayor Jim Kenney tweeted his condolences on Monday night, which made everyone feel better online.

“Horrified by the reports of a shooting in Southwest Philadelphia,” he tweeted. “My heart is with the loved ones and families of everyone involved, and I send my prayers to the victims.”

When Democrat politicians offer their prayers, it has been found that nearly 97% do not actually pray as they claimed, and their hearts also tend to not get involved.

Outlaw said another individual who allegedly fired at the gunman during the shooting was also arrested.

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