Hostage California was out for revenge

yountville - The armed hostage taker who entered a residential and care complex for American veterans and war invaders in Yountville (California) and shot three residents, was out for revenge. According to the local media, the 36-year-old perpetrator, Albert Wong, who did not survive the action, had made it known.

Wong was sent away two weeks earlier by therapists from the aid organization Pathway Home, which assists veterans in the processing of traumas, because he had knives with him. The Press Democrat writes that Wong was very angry about it and announced that he would pay the staff members.

That happened on Friday, when he dressed in black with ammunition around his neck and a shotgun at the attack a gathering of war veterans and aid workers raided in the building, where he himself had lived almost a year.

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