MSU Shooter was Convicted Felon Previously Convicted of Breaking Gun Law – It Was Illegal for Him to Have a Gun

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Michigan Democrats moved to expedite new gun control laws in the state following the MSU mass shooting on Monday night.

Shooter Anthony McCrae was a convicted felon previously convicted of breaking gun laws. It was illegal for him to carry a gun.

But when did facts ever matter to Democrats and their political agenda for more power over the American people?

Inconvenient reality for the gun control crowd: The MSU shooter was a convicted felon named Anthony McRae so it was illegal for him to have a gun at all. He did this with a handgun, not an AR-15. He was previously convicted for breaking a gun law. Criminals don’t follow gun laws. pic.twitter.com/2dJqR1Q35H

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) February 14, 2023

As Ben Wetmore reported on The Gateway Pundit on Tuesday:

Reporters for a variety of national outlets are camped out on a quiet dead-end street in north Lansing, Michigan trying to get details of the MSU shooter, reportedly 43-year-old Anthony McRae. McRae killed himself after killing three yesterday at Michigan State University in East Lansing, and seriously injuring five others who are recovering.

McRae lived with his father Michael McRae in a small house on Owens Ave. Michael is a church-going man widowed within the past two years.

Oddly, MSU Shooter Anthony McRae had previously lived in Bear, Delaware, 2.2 miles away from one of the men accused and convicted of ‘kidnapping’ Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Barry Croft. Bear, Delaware is a small rural town in the state with 19,000 residents.

MSU SHOOTER LIVED IN SAME SMALL DELAWARE TOWN AS ONE OF THE WHITMER KIDNAPPERS

From social media, the shooter son was obsessed with exorcisms and his social media profile was filled with such images and imagery. His Facebook account has since been deleted. The shooter worked at a Meijer grocery store warehouse.

MSU SHOOTER OBSESSED WITH SPIRITUAL WARFARE, EXORCISMS

Shooter McRae was also a convicted felon from 2019, having been found with a loaded gun in his vehicle, which could have been a sentence of up to five years in state prison. McRae was allowed to plea down to a misdemeanor and serve only probation.

WOKE LOCAL PROSECUTORS LET MSU SHOOTER OFF EASY WITH JUST PROBATION IN 2019