A ticking time bomb.
Via The Blaze
A judge who tried a family court case involving James Boulware — the man who reportedly fired upon Dallas Police headquarters early Saturday and was later killed — said she was threatened multiple times by Boulware and figured he might come after her.
“It doesn’t surprise me that he did something like this,” Cooks told CNN. “I knew he was going to do something, but I always thought his target would have been me.”
Dallas Police Chief David Brown said the suspect was involved in three family violence cases, and there “had been some expressions of threats toward the judges” presiding over them. From those cases a custody issue arose involving the suspect’s son.
Cooks — who told CNN police checked on her Saturday morning — said Boulware’s alleged family violence was against his mother Jeannine Hammond and not against the boy.
Hammond, who’s had custody of her grandson since April, said Boulware was “was obviously a very troubled young man,” CNN reported.