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LAX shooting suspect Paul Ciancia carried 'kill TSA and pigs' note; NBC reporter concludes 'strong anti government views'

More information is coming to light about the person who killed one TSA agent and wounded at least six other people at Los Angeles International Airport this morning.

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NBC News’ Pete Williams reported that the gunman had “strong anti-government views.” That conclusion seems to have been based on a note the shooter carried with him:

It seems a bit of a kneejerk reaction to base the statement “strong anti-government views” on a note that so far suggests mental problems and doesn’t provide much other broad background, but we probably know why that direction was chosen:

https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/396380755695112192

Reporters like Pete Williams might be wise to take a breath and wait a little while just so they don’t make a Brian Ross style mistake.

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