Seems somewhat ironic

Quoting:no stalking

Quoting:Maybe some scary threats, but no stalking nor downright murder of a person thank goodness!

Quoting:Outside of court, his attorney, Mark Jacobs, told reporters that Childs was "not a threat to public safety."

"He loves kittens," Jacobs quipped. "He didn't kill anybody. Murderers usually get $1 million bail."

Quoting:It also dawned on them that Childs was the only department administrator capable of accessing the FiberWAN. That became a source of concern, authorities say, when they approached Childs and he reacted angrily.

"Childs had become increasingly hostile at work and defiant toward certain managers," police Inspector James Ramsey later wrote in an affidavit in support of a search of Childs' home and car.

On June 20, prosecutors say, Childs had a confrontation with the new head of security at his department, Jeana Pieralde, during what was described as an audit. Childs was upset that no one had told him what was happening, and the 6-foot-tall, 280-pound man began taking pictures of Pieralde with his cell phone. Pieralde locked herself in a nearby room and called a senior supervisor, Rich Robinson, for help.

Robinson in turn called Childs, who told him, "I'm ready for you, Rich, or I can come up to your office," prosecutors say. Pieralde says she heard Childs tell other Technology Department employees that he knew where they lived. Authorities say both Robinson and Pieralde filed police reports June 23.

Quoting:Arguing that he had lied about his criminal record to get hired, prosecutors were able to persuade a judge not to lower Childs' bail. They also revealed that a search of his Pittsburg home had turned up a loaded 9mm magazine and .45-caliber bullets, which they said violated a state law against convicted felons possessing ammunition. They also said he had $10,000 in cash on him, which they cited as evidence that he intended to run.