The new documents, made public as part of a public-records request by USA TODAY and other news organizations, detail how Loughner, 22, had been watched by Pima Community College authorities as early as February for his behavior. A campus police officer suggested that administrators "keep an eye on him."
In that case, a college dean, Patricia Houston, notified police after Loughner launched into a diatribe about "killing people" and "why don't we just strap bombs to babies," (Continues here)
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