BREAKING: GUN STORE OWNER Claims He DID Report Florida Terrorist To FBI Weeks Before MassacreIf you see something say something and maybe, if the FBI isn t too busy spending all of their time and resources investigating a presidential candidate who should already be in jail, they ll do something about it A gun store owner reported Orlando shooter Omar Mateen to authorities weeks before he committed the worst mass shooting in US history.Robbie Abell, co-owner of Lotus Gunworks, told the Wall Street Journal Mateen came into the store in South Florida in May and asked for heavy-duty body armor like the kind used by law enforcement.Staff at the store, which does not sell body armor, felt it was a strange demand.After his request was denied, Mateen asked to buy bulk ammunition.Though Lotus does sell ammunition, staff shut down his request and refused to sell him anything else.They subsequently reported the incident to the FBI, Abell said. Mateen had already been investigated by the FBI years before. But even after Abell s report, the 29-year-old self-radicalized gunman obtained an AR-15 and a semiautomatic pistol from another store in the area, bought stacks of ammunition, then opened fire on Pulse nightclub, where he killed 49 people and wounded 53.The store s owner Robbie Abell told the Journal:  The questions he was asking were not the normal questions a normal person would be asking He just seemed very odd.  Abell also said Mateen was speaking to someone on the phone in Arabic and was walking around the store texting.He added that staff were on high alert since authorities has recently warned them to look out for suspicious activity in the area.Abell did not specify which authorities gave this warning. Port St Lucie police said they did not receive a report about Mateen s suspicious behavior.The FBI has yet to comment.Once it emerged that Mateen was the perpetrator of the worst mass shooting in history, Abell said, Lotus staff instantly recognized him and reported their experience to the FBI.For entire story: Daily Mail left-news
breaking gun store owner claims he did report florida terrorist to fbi weeks before massacre see something say something maybe fbi busy spending time resources investigating presidential candidate already jail something a gun store owner reported orlando shooter omar matter authorities weeks committed worst mass shooting us bell lotus gunworks told wall street journal matter came store south florida may asked body armor like kind used law store sell body armor felt strange request denied matter asked buy bulk lotus sell ammunition staff shut request refused sell anything subsequently reported incident fbi bell said matter already investigated fbi years but even bell report gunman obtained semiautomatic pistol another store area bought stacks ammunition opened fire pulse nightclub killed people wounded store owner robbie bell told journal the questions asking normal questions normal person would asking he seemed odd bell also said matter speaking someone phone arabic walking around store added staff high alert since authorities recently warned look suspicious activity specify authorities gave warning port st lucid police said receive report matter suspicious fbi yet emerged matter perpetrator worst mass shooting history bell said lotus staff instantly recognized reported experience entire story daily mail
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: BREAKING: GUN STORE OWNER Claims He DID Report Florida Terrorist To FBI Weeks Before MassacreIf you see something say something and maybe, if the FBI isn t too busy spending all of their time and resources investigating a presidential candidate who should already be in jail, they ll do something about it A gun store owner reported Orlando shooter Omar Mateen to authorities weeks before he committed the worst mass shooting in US history.Robbie Abell, co-owner of Lotus Gunworks, told the Wall Street Journal Mateen came into the store in South Florida in May and asked for heavy-duty body armor like the kind used by law enforcement.Staff at the store, which does not sell body armor, felt it was a strange demand.After his request was denied, Mateen asked to buy bulk ammunition.Though Lotus does sell ammunition, staff shut down his request and refused to sell him anything else.They subsequently reported the incident to the FBI, Abell said. Mateen had already been investigated by the FBI years before. But even after Abell s report, the 29-year-old self-radicalized gunman obtained an AR-15 and a semiautomatic pistol from another store in the area, bought stacks of ammunition, then opened fire on Pulse nightclub, where he killed 49 people and wounded 53.The store s owner Robbie Abell told the Journal:  The questions he was asking were not the normal questions a normal person would be asking He just seemed very odd.  Abell also said Mateen was speaking to someone on the phone in Arabic and was walking around the store texting.He added that staff were on high alert since authorities has recently warned them to look out for suspicious activity in the area.Abell did not specify which authorities gave this warning. Port St Lucie police said they did not receive a report about Mateen s suspicious behavior.The FBI has yet to comment.Once it emerged that Mateen was the perpetrator of the worst mass shooting in history, Abell said, Lotus staff instantly recognized him and reported their experience to the FBI.For entire story: Daily Mail left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: breaking gun store owner claims he did report florida terrorist to fbi weeks before massacre see something say something maybe fbi busy spending time resources investigating presidential candidate already jail something a gun store owner reported orlando shooter omar matter authorities weeks committed worst mass shooting us bell lotus gunworks told wall street journal matter came store south florida may asked body armor like kind used law store sell body armor felt strange request denied matter asked buy bulk lotus sell ammunition staff shut request refused sell anything subsequently reported incident fbi bell said matter already investigated fbi years but even bell report gunman obtained semiautomatic pistol another store area bought stacks ammunition opened fire pulse nightclub killed people wounded store owner robbie bell told journal the questions asking normal questions normal person would asking he seemed odd bell also said matter speaking someone phone arabic walking around store added staff high alert since authorities recently warned look suspicious activity specify authorities gave warning port st lucid police said receive report matter suspicious fbi yet emerged matter perpetrator worst mass shooting history bell said lotus staff instantly recognized reported experience entire story daily mail