The Gunman in the NJ Church shooting has been arrested in Monroe GA. He confessed to the shooting and stated that he wished he could have killed more people as he blamed them for keeping his wife away from him. See the full story below.

As amazing as it might seem, your church security team has a critical need for intelligence gathering. Why do you need to receive intelligence? To give you the ability to prevent or minimize a critical incident! A majority of the incidents that have occurred in the past 10 years have had telltale indicators of a problem that could become a violent incident. After analyzing two of the critical church incidents we had in November, it is apparent that intelligence is needed to warn the church security team when conditions exist that may lead to a violent encounter! In both cases there were major indicators that a violent encounter could happen. Let’s review these two incidents.

It now appears that the person shot while threatening security guards, Majorski had threatened the church in a string of incidents dating to at least 2005 that were reported to the Los Angeles Police Department, the FBI and Oregon authorities, said Scientology spokesman Tommy Davis. The threats were allegedly made through faxes and telephone calls but police could not immediately confirm how many were made.

Here is the latest update on the NJ church shootings. A second victim has died from gunshot woulds sustained this past Sunday The shooter is still at large.

Nov. 24, 2008 A man who approached three security guards at a Los Angeles church with two swords was shot and killed after allegedly threatening the security guards. Details on if the guards were church security or a private security company are not known at this time.