Colo. Paramedic Threatened to 'Go Sniper' on Supervisors

DENVER - Court documents outline how far a former Denver paramedic was allegedly willing to go to get even with supervisors, who he blamed, for the loss of his job. Police arrested 38-year old Matthew Mann on April 11, after threats he allegedly made on Facebook led to a partial lockdown at Denver Health Medical Center. The affidavit for a search warrant indicates that Mann posted a message that read, “Going sniper on anyone wearing bars” [referring to a Lieutenant’s collar...
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Colo. Paramedic Threatened to 'Go Sniper' on Supervisors

Matthew Mann was arrested after his alleged threats led to a partial lockdown at Denver Health Medical Center.

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