9 claims on pp. 20–70 (statement 2, evidence 3, conjecture 1, definition 3).
During his employment the attacker was known for confrontation and fights with coworkers, including punching and attempting to strangle one.
During his employment, the attacker had a reputation for being confrontational and frequently getting into fights with coworkers, including one instance in which he assaulted a coworker by punching and attempting to strangle him.
Unusual levels of aggression are among the behaviors that may be concerning.
Concerning behaviors may include escalating interpersonal disputes, grievances, concerning social media content, stalking and harassment, obsessions with violence, idolizing past attackers, fixating on people or locations, suicidal ideations, self-harm, unusual levels of aggression, threats, weapons violations, and physical assaults.
cite page 50 Step 4: Identify and Process Reports of Concerning Behavior
Figure 8 lists, under Contextually Concerning, intense or abnormal emotional outbursts.
Intense or abnormal emotional outbursts
cite page 51 Step 4: Identify and Process Reports of Concerning Behavior
Figure 8 lists, under Objectively Concerning, intimidating, belligerent, or other aggressive behavior.
Intimidating, belligerent, or other aggressive behavior
cite page 51 Step 4: Identify and Process Reports of Concerning Behavior
A history of violence may reveal an escalation in aggression, such as moving from property crimes to crimes against persons.
A history of violence may reveal signs of an escalation in aggressive behavior, for example, moving from property crimes to crimes against persons
Why inferred Hedged with 'may reveal'; typed as conjecture.
Extreme beliefs are ideological, political, or conspiratorial beliefs that advocate hate or violence, form the basis of a worldview, or significantly influence daily life.
Extreme ideological, political, or conspiratorial beliefs that advocate hate or violence
Fixations often carry an angry or emotional undertone and may be evidenced through extreme beliefs, grievances, interest in violence or weapons, and stalking or harassing behaviors.
Fixations often carry an angry or emotional undertone
Intense anger or aggression is a pattern of intense or escalating anger or aggression observed through behavior, communication, or reported feelings.
A pattern of intense or escalating anger or aggression
Intense anger or aggression may be marked by impulsive angry outbursts, significant overreaction to circumstances or events, or frequent episodes of verbal or physical aggression directed at others.
impulsive angry outbursts, significant overreaction to circumstances or events, or frequent episodes of verbal or physical aggression directed at others
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