内容摘要：The piece that poked fun at excessive wealth had previously been on

The piece that poked fun at excessive wealth had previously been on

Family members of Rodriguez and his defense attorney, Elizabeth Mullin, did not return messages seeking comment.The FBI did not respond to questions about whether he was on the bureau’s radar before the shooting.

A GoFundMe page from 2017 sought to raise money to pay Rodriguez’s way to People’s Congress of Resistance, an event in Washington that September to “fight the Trump agenda and the Congress of millionaires!” As part of the appeal, Rodriguez recounted his father’s military service in the Iraq War.Contact AP’s global investigative team atFor secure and confidential communications, use the free Signal app

“When my dad came home from Baghdad, he came with souvenirs,” Rodriguez was quoted as saying. “One was a magazine pouch with a warning in Arabic to back away or my dad would shoot and kill you. ... He also gave me a patch of Iraq’s national flag, one he ripped off of an Iraqi soldier’s uniform because he could. I don’t want to see another generation of Americans coming home from genocidal imperialist wars with trophies.”The effort raised $240.

Social media accounts tied to Rodriguez suggest he had become increasingly focused over the last two years on the Israeli bombing campaign and ground invasion in Gaza,

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