The article specifically listed school shootings as one connection! One thing I noticed as I read through results was that animal abuse before the age of ten seems to be a very definite indicator of adult violence. I did not find anything on Los Angeles laws, but I was ready to look at the various cases of random violence.
I searched on this term in all the same places and came up with nothing useful until I added the word "schools." Even then, the results showed far too much. In fact, random violence is far more prevalent than I thought, so my topic narrows again to random school violence. However, these results were very difficult to find. So I tried searching on Columbine and Dawson College in hopes to get more. There is lots written on these, though Dawson is so recent that these are mostly news articles. Most of the books on Columbine deal with prevention of violence at schools, and do not focus on the characteristics of the shooters.
A search for "childhood AND animal AND cruelty AND adult AND random AND violence) AND (school AND shootings) AND (Columbine)" brought up 74 books and no other sources, no journal articles or news. However, when searching within the first 20 books listed on the term "animal cruelty" yielded nothing so I tried several combinations and finally got two books with: "Conduct disorder" "school shootings" "animal cruelty"
Healthy Anger: How to Help Children and Teens Manage Their Anger (Golden, Bernard 2003) is a very comprehensive book on the early sign of Conduct Disorder and he includes cruelty to animals as one. The book is quite helpful in understanding how to predict this kind of behavior, but it still did not answer my question. The second book by Lemond and Allen mentions animal cruelty as a contraindication of trouble. (Lemond, Tim and Allen, David 2002)
The most productive searches were on animal cruelty and most articles...
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