Who is t.j. lane

Witnesses say Hall, assistant football coach, charged toward Lane, who was still armed, and chased him out of the school where he was later captured by police. Lane was arrested and charged with three counts of aggravated murder, two counts of attempted aggravated murder, and one count of felonious assault.

Lane was tried as an adult in court and pled guilty to all counts. During his sentencing hearing he began exhibiting public antics for attention. He smiled and laughed while listening to testimonies provided by the parents of those he had killed.

When they were finished he cursed at all of them and gave them the middle finger, showing no remorse for his actions. Lane back in custody He walked in to the school cafeteria with a.

He fired 10 rounds, killing three students. That is something we have to sit down and take a look at. So, everyone in Ohio is shocked right now.

Friends, family remember Ohio school shooting victims. The Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution houses about 1, inmates guarded by security personnel. A Correctional Institution Inspection Committee report in April said the facility was over capacity by inmates. In addition, the number of inmate assaults on staff increased by No escapes were mentioned in the report. In the 18 months he's been there, Lane was disciplined seven times, according to The Plain Dealer newspaper.

The infractions ranged from urinating on a wall to giving himself a tattoo, the paper said. Lane escaped with Clifford E. The only thing he has done is bother the fellow students at his table with his complaints about our making him attend school. I keep giving him options of puzzles, math games, reading, computers, etc.

I had allowed him to draw in class, but now he even refuses to do that. The previous drawings were of himself with 'killer' on them and then drawings of kitty cats over his math assignment.

I gave him several warnings in class about some participation. He remains stubborn with his refusals. The report underscores two key points from Lane's case in Geauga County: the drawing of the word "killer" shirt and his schoolwork. On the day of the shooting, Lane wore a shirt with the word "Killer'' on it. He again scrawled the word on a T-shirt that he wore to his sentencing, when a judge gave him three life prison terms.

Lane's actions in the prison classroom also go against what he initially told authorities after he was arrested: that he wanted to enroll in college and study mental illness. In November, Lane submitted a urine sample that was tested at a hospital. Records show it contained substantial levels of marijuana in his system. He also had high levels of the drug Dilantin in his system.

A prison official recommended Lane spend 15 days in solitary confinement. It is unclear the exact length of the punishment. Lane's response: "The officers didn't come to let us back in to use the restroom, and I had to go bad.