The American shisofrenik sniper is charged with murder

A man arrested in the case of a new sniper in the United States , who terrorized Ohio for many months is charged with murder.

Now the 28-year-old Charles Macco-Jr. is facing the death penalty, reports Ar. The suspect is also charged with other numerous crimes, including attempt on life, attack and vandalism, so far in half of the 24 outs of cases of open shooting.

The accusation of the murder is associated with the only death on the conscience of the sniper - 62 -year -old Gail Srasly, who was traveling on November 25, 2003 to the doctor in her car when she was overtaken by the McCoy bullet. No one else was injured and was not injured.

So far, several cases are charged with McCoy, starting with firing on a car on a highway on October 19 and ending with shots at a sports car on a freeway on February 14. On November 11, McCoy fired at the elementary school building, on December 15, his bullets hit the house.

Tony Hall, in whose car, the sniper shot on February 14, said that he supports the possibility of death against McCoy. Charles Macca was identified in mid -March as a suspect . However, until last Thursday, only one shooting case was charged with him. He was captured on March 17 in Las Vegas - two days after the investigators released his photograph and handed over a description of his car.

Charles Macca with his parents lived about a kilometer north of the I-270 highway, where the sniper outs were mainly taking place. The ballistic examination proved that the bullets in nine cases, including the incident with Gail Krasli, were released from the weapons owned by McCoy. The police and relatives said that McCoy suffers from paranoid schizophrenia. This diagnosis was made to him several years ago.

The investigation reached the trail of McCoy after a resident of Las Vegas that he had seen the suspect, as well as after the father of McCoi handed over to the police four units of weapons belonging to his son. Now the parents and informant will find a reward of 60 thousand dollars for help in the capture of the suspect.