Apartment shooter "Batman" Cleaned

Colorado State Police, the United States said it had managed to clear explosives from the apartment of the shooter in the premiere of Batman in Aurora, Colorado that killed 12 people.
At the beginning of the process of cleaning the house the suspect James Holmes (24), police used a robot, though the police still have to go even though there are a number of explosives that have not been tamed.
Police said Holmes worked with the calculation and high accuracy, for example, he collected a little ammunition for months.
Previously police officers and FBI to use the camera found the apartment filled with traps Holmes. "I personally have never found anything like what we find there," said Aurora Police Chief And Oates.
On Sunday (22/7) morning local time police used small controlled explosion at the apartment building and a number of officers to tame a variety of other traps. The first trap in the form of a wire that stretched across the entrance to the apartment, while in the room found jars of bullets, chemicals that can explode when mixed with each other and more than 30 grenades that had been improvised.
"The apartments are designed to kill anyone who entered it," said Oates. "If you think we are angry, then we are really angry," continued Oates James Holmes said, adding the suspect was arrested outside the cinema Aurora.
Purchased legal
When performing the action at midnight premiere of the latest Batman movie, Holmes believed to be carrying an automatic rifle, a shotgun and two pistols. Police said all the weapons and ammunition owned by Holmes purchased legally over the last few months.
The suspect, said police received packets order items in bulk to the residence and workplace.
Ensure the security apparatus to perform an action that Holmes alone and not linked to any terrorist network, especially during these suspects did not have a criminal record.
Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson said Holmes is now being held in solitary confinement for the salvation of his soul.
According to the plan, Holmes will attend the hearing in the Court of Arapahoe on Monday at 9:30 pm local time.
Meanwhile, Arapahoe County coroner finally released the names of the victims of the shooting tragedy killed the premiere of Batman. Michael Dobersen coroner said all the victims died due to gunshot wounds. In addition 12 people were killed, the tragedy also resulted in 58 people were injured.
Hundreds of residents joined the mourning ceremony in a cinema near Aurora as she then left candles and flowers.
U.S. President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Aurora to honor those killed. Obama will be accompanied by family and will have a meeting with local officials.

The names of the dead

    * Jessica Ghawi, 24
    * Veronica Moser, 6
    * John Larimer, 27
    * Alexander Boik, 18
    * Jesse Childress, 29
    * Jonathan Blunk, 26
    * Rebecca Ann Wingo, 32
    * Alex Sullivan, 27
    * Gordon Cowden, 51
    * Micayla Medek, 23
    * Alexander Teves, 24
    * Matthew McQuinn, 27 (still waiting for confirmation)