Mount Pleasant council shooting shocks Iowa town
Davis a former inmate now 79 and second oldest in Iowa prisons opened fire at a Mount Pleasant council meeting hitting Councilman Dupree and Sankey while Mayor King died. Surviving officials tightened security with uniformed police presence a railing and alarms as the town debates sewer projects and public safety.
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Davis Gunfire Fallout Tied to Wartime Trauma
Quentin Sabotta, a Cedar Rapids resident and fellow WWII prisoner of war, argues in Davis's trial that the Mount Pleasant case stemmed from PTSD and war horrors. He recalls dysentery, cattle car transport, and a sewer backup that triggered the deadly council meeting incident in 1986.
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