The twenty one year-old suspect in the Highland Park Fourth of July march

shooting showed no feeling during his virtual court appearance on Wednesday.

Examiners say Robert Crimo III focused and discharged 83 rounds at observers from a roof, halting to reload his rifle.

Then, at that point, he made a run for it in ladies’ clothing, abandoning his weapon.

He unpredictably terminated at the horde of individuals and struck individuals at arbitrary,

Highland Park Police boss Lou Jogmen told CBS News in a restrictive meeting.

It an assault he’d purportedly been making arrangements for weeks

There was a lot of preplanning that went into it and he was very propelled to complete the assault, Jogmen said.

My moment believed was this individual might actually move away and not be considered responsible for this, Jogmen said.

Furthermore, that worry remained with me all through the principal several hours since we had such an unfortunate portrayal. Not a decent path.

Finding the weapon is what set this examination on an entirely unexpected direction, Jogmen said.

For this situation, we knew the make, the model, the chronic number, and afterward we proceeded with

the following system straightforwardly to the producer, ATF specialist in control Kristen de Tineo told CBS News.

All of that data permitted the ATF to distinguish the suspect.

During the rushed eight-hour manhunt, police say the suspect halted to see a colleague and afterward drove more than two hours to Madison

Wisconsin, where he pondered doing another assault when he detected a huge get-together.

In the vehicle with him was one more firearm and around 60 rounds of ammo. CBS News got a photograph of the weapon that was in the vehicle.

Jogmen said examiners don’t yet have an intention

“We truly have no preferred seeing today over we did when we initially began conversing with him about the why specifically,” he said.

Police said the suspect admitted to the shooting that killed no less than seven individuals and injured 38 others.

He’s being held without bond and more charges  supposed to be recorded against him before very long.

The Illinois State Police say the supposed shooter passed four record verifications in 2020 and 2021 as he amassed an arms stockpile of five guns.

The first  bought after the suspect’s dad marked an approval structure.

In spite of two experiences with police in 2019 including dangers of brutality to himself or relatives and a progression

of upsetting virtual entertainment posts, his folks’ lawyer says they saw no advance notice signs.

To them, he was only their child, lawyer Steve Greenberg told CBS News.

Yet, to them, he was only their child and there weren’t exactly any warnings.

It’s a horrendous misfortune for everyone.