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Timmy Earl Kinner: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
Timmy Earl Kinner was identified as the 30-year-old man who stands accused of attacking nine people, including some refugee families, with a knife at a Boise, Idaho apartment complex.
The mass knife attack, which the police chief described as involving the highest number of victims wounded in a single incident in the city's history, occurred on the evening of June 30, 2018.
The motive was not yet clear, but the police chief said it appeared the attacker struck without provocation, although the stabbings were still under investigation.
"Preliminary evidence shows the suspect was a temporary resident at the apartment complex on Wylie Ln and State St.
until he was asked to leave on Friday.
The suspect, Timmy Kinner, is not a refugee," police said in a news release on July 1, 2018.
"The suspect's exact motives and reasons for attacking specific individuals is still under investigation.".
Jail records show that Kinner is now accused of multiple counts of injury to a child and aggravated battery.
"Suspect, Timmy Kinner, was booked into the Ada County Jail last night on nine counts of Aggravated Battery and six counts of Injury to Child," the news release says.
"Tonight we did have a tragedy occur," Chief William Bones said in a news conference shortly after the attack.
The mass stabbing occurred at Wylie Street Station Apartments.
The suspect's name was not yet released.
The victims' identities and nationalities were also not disclosed.
"I would ask for our community's hearts to go out as I know they will and for their prayers for the families of everybody that's involved here," the police chief said.
Boise has long been known as a magnet city for refugees; in fact, a National Geographic article in 2016 called it "Boise, Idaho, A Global Home for Refugees." According to the City of Boise, the U.S.
State Department gave Boise the designation of "a Refugee Resettlement Community.".
Here's what you need to know:.
The Victims Included Members of Refugee Families, the Chief Says.
The first call reporting the knife attack came in to Boise police at 8:46 p.m.
The caller reported a man with a knife who was attacking people at an apartment complex in Boise.
Officers arrived in four minutes, the police chief said, and they took the suspect, now named as Timmy Earl Kinner, into custody at gunpoint almost immediately.
The attacker briefly fled the scene before being captured, and multiple officers responded to the scene.
Police found the victims scattered in two locations.
Nine victims were located in the apartment and parking lot, according to the chief.
Those nine victims were rushed to local hospitals.
A Facebook page in the name of Timothy Kinner has very little on it except a few photos and a dollar with an all-seeing eye symbol that is often associated with the Illuminati.
Kinner appears to have a distinctive tear drop tattoo with an "M." A series of other photos show him giving the middle finger to the camera.
The page says he is self-employed and "went to Streetsmart High.".
The Chief Called the Attack the Work of a 'Single Evil Individual'.
Some of the victims were suffering from life-threatening injuries, although none had died in the hours immediately after the knife attack, according to Chief Bones.
Four of the victims have life-threatening wounds, according to Boise Weekly.
"The victims do include refugee families at the Wylie Street apartment.
The Wylie Street Apartment and our community are reeling from this attack," said the police chief.
"It's a single evil individual who attacked people with no provocation that we are aware of.
An unknown relationship of any kind.
We are investigating that at this time.
He's in custody being interviewed or attempting to be interviewed by detectives," said Bones.
The massive law enforcement response to the scene included Idaho State Police, Boise police, and other agencies.
Multiple Victims Were Children & Kinner Has a Criminal History.
It's believed six of the victims were children, according to Boise Weekly.
According to the police chief, the community within the apartment complex is tight-knit.
"It's had a devastating effect on the people in it," he said of the attack.
The age range of the victims "varies dramatically and that's affected all aspects of the families within the apartment complex," said the chief, although he was not more specific, including about whether children were among those injured.
Kinner appears to have an arrest history in Utah for theft.
He was given probation for that offense, which involved takinghttps://twitter.com/Cristina2News/status/1013443721549869057 a man's wallet.
The Suspect Was From Out of State Originally & Boise Has Been a Destination for Refugees.
The police chief said that the suspect "came from out of state" but noted that he did not yet know how long the man had been in Boise, Idaho.
He did not provide more details on the man.
However, the police news release issued the following day gives Kinner's previous location as Los Angeles, California.
Idaho's refugee population has come from different countries over the years but is considered significant.
In the 2000s, according to Idaho Office for Refugees, "recent arrivals include a large number of individuals from Iraq, Congo, Burma, Bhutan, Afghanistan, and Somalia." The refugee population in the state has shifted over the years, beginning mostly with refugees from Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe in the 1980s.
"A large majority of refugees arriving in Idaho are women and children.
Some refugees are highly educated while others have never had the opportunity to attend school.
Some were freedom fighters or political activists forced into exile from their home countries; others were violently driven away," the site explains.
In 2016, KTVB-TV reported that Boise had "welcomed in more Syrian refugees than the two largest cities in America: New York and Los Angeles.
"At this point we haven't lost anybody, but the injuries are very, very serious.
The injuries do vary," said the chief.
He said that Boise has not had any incident before with this many victims in a single attack in the history of the department.
He said the community's hearts go out to the victims.
According to Bones, the suspect discarded the knife as he fled the scene, but authorities retrieved it.
People Expressed Prayers for the Victims on Social Media.
Prayers flowed on social media for the victims.
"Everyone keep the victims of the stabbing in Boise in your thoughts tonight," wrote one woman on Twitter.
Wrote another, "I'm going to bed with the hope that the victims of tonight's attack in Boise will be ok.
I'm so sad for my community right now.".
Earlier in the day, Boise, as with many other cities throughout the United States, was the scene of a "Families Belong Together" protest at the State Capitol.
That protest drew thousands of people, according to The Idaho Statesman.
In 2012, a Housing and Community Development report outlined concerns with finding refugees fair housing in Boise.
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