The Navy and the FBI fucked up

[Nay]

12. Uh, wrong. The first thing looked at are criminal records. The prob with this shooter is that he was

never charged or convicted of either of those weapons violations, so the investigator did not have that to hold against him. However, the shooter DID have a general discharge from the Navy, not an honorable discharge, which should have disqualified him right there because a general usually means mental issues, violence issues or quasi-criminal issues while in service. At the very least, a simple talk with his last commanding officer would have revealed the mental/anger management issues he seems to have had.

I suspect they didn't do much of an investigation, if the contracting organization is the one who certified he had had a 'background investigation' done. A real background, as done by the feds, would have turned up all this shit and he would never have been hired.