Dane Gallion, 29, definitely went to see 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi at a movie theater in Renton, right outside Seattle, on Thursday, and Michelle Mallari, a 40-year-old woman in the same theater, was definitely shot in the shoulder. Everything else is being litigated.
Gallion fled the theater after his unholstered handgun went off, Renton Police say, then turned himself in 90 minutes later, after his father called 911. On Saturday, police said that Gallion explained he had a gun in his waistband because he was "concerned about recent mass shootings in public places." He also allegedly acknowledged taking anti-anxiety medication earlier in the day and drinking a 22-ounce beer before the movie. Gallion was released late Saturday on $25,000 bail after his first court appearance.
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