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Former Chicago Bears defensive lineman Jeremiah Ratliff made death threats and claimed to be the devil during multiple visits to team headquarters on Oct. 21, according to the report released Friday by the Lake Forest Police Department.
Ratliff showed up at Halas Hall in no condition to work on the morning of Oct. 21, multiple people familiar with the situation have said. After Ratliff was sent home, driven away by someone else, the Bears decided to cut the four-time Pro Bowler.
After Ratliff was informed of his release, he returned to team headquarters, parked outside the security gate and came onto the property on foot, saying he needed to gather his belongings.
According to the police report, in which multiple names are redacted, Ratliff at one point said “he felt like killing everybody in the building.”
Ratliff left with his belongings without further incident during that particular visit.
John Tarpey, Bears director of safety and security, called the Lake Forest police department's non-emergency line. Audio was obtained by the Tribune.
"We'd like to have an officer come over," Tarpey calmly told the woman who answered the call. "We had an issue with a player. He left pretty upset, came back and then left again upset. We're a little concerned that he may come back again. So we'd like to have an officer over here, talk to him about it and see what we can do here."
Tarpey did not provide details over the phone when the woman asked more questions.
"I can explain it all to him when he gets here," Tarpey said. "It's kind of a long story."
According to the police report, Ratliff returned to Halas Hall a short while after he left for the second time, saying he needed to retrieve his cell phone. During that visit, he said, “I am the devil” and that he “wished staff member’s children would die.”
It was not clear from the report whether police arrived before Ratliff's third appearance. But team officials alerted police of their belief that Ratliff owns multiple firearms, the report says.
Ultimately, no charges were filed and Ratliff has not returned to Halas Hall since, according to Deputy Chief Karl Walldorf of the Lake Forest police department.
The Tribune's ongoing efforts to reach Ratliff have been unsuccessful.
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When you think about it hasn't Bill Cosby always come across as being creepy?
I could do this.................on a playstation
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I know horses are strong as fuck, but that can't be good for its back.
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This is nuts
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For anyone watching the series HOMELAND, tonight's episode is titled, "Better Call Saul"
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siskel and ebert watch out.
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Mississippi man sets off a bomb inside local Walmart because they would not sell Confederate Flags
http://www.clarionledger.com/story/n...mart/75053038/
A man is charged after allegedly setting off an explosive at a Mississippi Walmart Sunday morning.
Marshall W. Leonard, 61, of Tupelo, will be charged with placing an explosive device. Under Mississippi Code 97-37-25 he could get life in prison if convicted, the Tupelo Daily Journal reported.
Tupelo Police Chief Bart Aguirre said a vehicle pulled up to an entrance of the Walmart in North Gloster around 1:30 a.m.
“A white male got out, lit the package and threw it in the vestibule,” said Aguirre. “There was an employee on break, and the suspect told him, ‘You better run.’
“The employee did run and was away from harm when the package went off. It wasn’t a large explosion. It didn’t cause a lot of damage to the store.”
No one was injured in the incident. The remnants of the homemade explosive device have been sent to the crime lab.
A supporter of the Mississippi flag, Leonard railed against anyone who wanted it removed because it contained the Confederate battle flag. He spoke out against Walmart when the retail giant stop selling items that contained the Confederate battle flag.
Last Wednesday, Leonard posted threats on the Daily Journal Facebook page.
“Journal corporate, you are on final warning,” he wrote Oct. 28. “You are part of the problem. As a result of this, y’all are going down, along with Walmart, WTVA, Reeds department store, and all the rest of the anti-American crooks. I’m not kidding. No messing around anymore!”
Leonard was taken into custody after being stopped for a traffic violation. During the stop police quickly determined he was a suspect in the Walmart bombing. Leonard is set for an initial court appearance Tuesday.