The Denver airport trespasser who was dismembered by a jet engine after he calmly stepped in front of a Frontier flight had a dark criminal past. Michael Mott, 41, racked up over 20 arrests in Colorado dating back to 2002 - including for attempted murder. His most recent arrest was for felony trespassing just one month before he jumped the fence at Denver International in an attempt suicide mission.
Mott got sucked into one of the engines of the Airbus A-321neo and his cause of death was determined to be multiple blunt and sharp force injuries, officials said Tuesday.
It wasn’t immediately clear why the Pueblo-native was walking free after he was nabbed on April 10 for first-degree trespassing and damaging property at a Colorado Springs dwelling, then resisting arrest when cops arrived.
Hey - when ya gotta go, ya gotta go...
Wow. street drugs and depression; what a combo.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt he was walking free because of a Soros judge and DA.
ReplyDeleteDuring my hitch in the Navy, in Naval Aviation, I went through an Aviation Fundamentals Preparation course. One of its teachings was for personnel to stay well clear of jet intakes, and the course instructor half-winked as he said that's "Because we don't want you to ruin a perfectly good jet engine."
ReplyDeleteIt was clear why he was walking around... they don't jail criminals in Colorado anymore... Colorado is gone to the left...
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Joe, itt wasn't just a cop who stopped him a marine vet carrying was first to return fire. The local DA and gov. both praised the vet. Too bad the rest of the legislature and the democrats don't understand the "good guy with a gun"
ReplyDeleteWhile a jet engine is expensive it was very effective at removing a POS from society that needed to be removed.
ReplyDeleteGuess we know he'll be voting for the democrats in the next election.
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