TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (WOOD) — A Kent County man who helped stop the attacker who authorities say stabbed 11 people at Traverse City-area Walmart said looking in the man’s eyes, it was clear something was wrong.
“It was just like seeing someone that’s got a demon in him or something,” Matthew Kolakowski described the man, speaking to NBC News Monday. “Like a possession. ‘Cause it just didn’t look like a normal person at all. He just looked far out, far out from where his mind was.”
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He said the attacker said something about being “a soldier” and that “everybody in Walmart were bad part and they pretty much needed to die.”
SUSPECT ARRAIGNED
Bradford Gille of Afton — a small community about 20 miles south of Cheboygan — appeared in a Grand Traverse County courtroom Monday via video linkup from jail to be formally charged with terrorism and 11 counts of attempted murder…