Authorities have found more than 60 guns at the home of an Ohio man who fatally shot three people, including his former girlfriend and a new police chief.
According to court documents, the guns were found Friday at 43-year-old Thomas Hartless' home just hours after he killed Kirkersville Police Chief Steven Eric DiSario, nurse Marlina Medrano and nurse's aide Cindy Krantz at a nursing home before killing himself.
Authorities say Medrano had obtained civil protection orders against Hartless in connection with domestic violence cases.
Hartless was freed in April after his latest domestic violence case. A judge acknowledges "mistakes were made" and says he will review how similar cases are handled.
Funerals are scheduled Friday for Medrano and Saturday for DiSario. A memorial service is planned Wednesday for Krantz.
Previous Coverage:
- Kirkersville police chief killed in ambush shooting; 3 others dead, including gunman
- Investigators identify women killed in Kirkersville shooting
- What we know about accused Kirkersville killer Thomas Hartless
- Autopsy report reveals new details on Kirkersville shooting
- Court records detail decades of violence by Kirkersville gunman
- "Mistakes were made" says judge who released Kirkersville killer from jail
