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Respond to "Free Gaza Trump" Bulletproof vests, ammunition collected from suspected Lakewood shooter's home, detectives say By Catherine Dominguez , Matt deGrood ,Staff writersFeb 16, 2024 Bulletproof vests, ammunition, plastic bottles filled with unknown substances, antisemitic books and a white mask that read “Free Gaza Trump” were pulled from the Conroe home of the suspected Lakewood Church shooter , records show. The inventory list from an executed search warrant on the home shows officers collected more than 32 pieces of evidence from the home of Gennesse Moreno, including a cellphone, a laptop computer, three iPads, a thumb drive, several notebooks, printed text messages, the two soft-shelled bulletproof vests and ammunition for a 9 mm handgun and an AR-15. ........ Before she was killed, Moreno allegedly said she had a bomb, according to the warrant. Detectives searched for evidence of a bomb as well as her motive and intentions for the shooting. Officers also found a book titled “All Remainers are Neo-Nazis.” It’s unclear what the book is referring to, but the term remainers is often used in the United Kingdom to describe people who voted for the country to stay in the European Union. Seven handmade poster signs were found in a trash can, but the warrant does not indicate what they said. Full list of items in search inventory Unknown substance inside plastic bottle Thumb drive Inside black purse by front door Texas driver license for Genesse Ivonne Moreno 5.56 cartridge Notebook Two white colored bullet proof soft shelled vests iPad Magazine containing one 9mm bullet One 9mm bullet and three .22 bullets One 9mm bullet 223 cartridge Apple cellphone Hewlitt Packard laptop Green notebook White mask with "Free Gaza Trump“ Printed text messages Notes Notebooks Notebooks One 22 caliber bullet 5.56 cartridge 5.56 cartridge Seven sheets of hand made poster signs iPad Book titled “All Remainers are Nee-Nazis.” EZ Pawn receipt Not collected Not collected One 9mm bullet and eleven 5.56 cartridges Tablet One 5.56 cartridge iPad Police respond to reports of strange, violent behavior Conroe police have responded to more than 20 calls since 2019 tied to the address where Moreno lived, records show. The calls ranged in severity from neighbors reporting strange interactions with the woman to one who said Moreno tried to hit her with her vehicle. Representatives for the Conroe Police Department said, in reviewing the calls which both originated from and against Moreno and her family, they determined officers responded appropriately according to the law. MORENO FAMILY: Mother-in-law of suspected shooter says shooting should be 'wake-up call' to authorities. “Nothing relayed to officers would give authority to arrest or require mental health emergency detention,” officials said in a prepared statement. “Nor would any of the information have been an indication that the suspect would commit such a heinous crime.” Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, whose office reported several interactions with Moreno over the years, wrote Thursday night that lawmakers should reconsider red flag laws in Texas as evidence mounts of officers' interactions with her. “As more details are learned about Lakewood Church shooter Genesse Moreno, including repeated arrests and mental health history,” he began, “I continue to believe that red flag laws could help save lives by giving law enforcement the tools they need to keep deadly weapons out of the hands of dangerous criminals and folks who pose a threat to their communities.” One neighbor called police in December 2022 to report a concern that tensions were rising with Moreno and they worried the matter could escalate without intervention, according to police reports. Another called in July 2022 to say Moreno tried to hit her with her vehicle. The second call ended with responding officers determining attempted aggravated assault hadn’t occurred. Call logs also show an ongoing feud between Moreno and her former mother-in-law. At one point, Moreno called Conroe police to request charges against her former mother-in-law for allegedly make false allegations Moreno was under investigation by Child Protective Services. The former mother-in-law also called detectives to report Moreno was under CPS investigation. ( She took her 7 yo to a "church shooting" so she shoulda been under CPS investigation. )
