Pima Community College, where Jared L. Loughner, the suspect in Saturday’s shooting rampage in Tucson, Ariz., was a student until last October, released on Wednesday a series of documents detailing the accused gunman’s encounters with the campus police and others over the previous eight months, and showing campus officials’ concerns that he might be mentally ill or under the influence of drugs, according to news reports.
The documents give details about a number of disruptive incidents, including classroom outbursts and arguments with instructors, that raised fears of physical violence. They also discuss the college’s response to a bizarre posting on YouTube in which a narrator believed to be Mr. Loughner linked the college to the torture of students and called it his “genocide school.”
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