LI PHARMACY FIEND DAVID LAFFER TO PLEAD GUILTY

"PLEAD GUILTY"

THE WHACKED out junkie accused of cold heartedly executing four people on Father's Day will plead guilty tomorrow according to reports.
David Laffer is accused of lining up his victims in a Long Island pharmacy and planting bullet ino the brains of workers Raymond Ferguson, 45, and Jennifer Mejia, 17,  and customers Bryon Sheffield, 71, and Jamie Taccetta.
It's thought he wanted the Hydrocodone tablets because he and his wife Melinda Brady were addicted to the super strong painkillers.
Now source has allegedly told the NY Post that he "will plead guilty tomorrow'' before a Long Island judge.
The source declined to provide details of the expected guilty plea, but Laffer, 33, is expected to plead guilty to the first-degree murder and robbery charges against him.

LI PHARMACY FIEND DAVID LAFFER A LONG TIME GUN NUT

NOT LAFF-ING NOW

WHACKED out dope fiend David Laffer who brutally executed four people in a Long Island Pharmacy has always been a gun nut according to family and friends.
Growing up, his father who passed away in 1996, was an active member of the NRA, so the degenerate drug user, who allegedly stole, 10,000 Hydrocodone pills before his brutal slaughter, had learned about weapons young.
Then he served in the army from 1994 to 2002, where weapons training would have been mandatory.
In several Internet postings, Laffer claimed to have served in a military intelligence unit in the Bronx under Ronald Bucca, a heroic fire marshal who was killed on 9/11.

COPS: LONG ISLAND PHARMACY FIEND MAY KILL AGAIN

RAYMOND FERGUSON

THE WHACKED out dope fiend who butchered four innocent people in a Long Island Pharmacy may strike again because of his desperate lust for painkillers, cops fear.
The NYPD are now warning Physicians and the owners of small drugstores in the area to be wary about anyone "expressing an urgent need for prescription painkillers." 
They are also beefing up patrols near small pharmacies until the crazed triggerman who executed four people--two employees and two customers--one by one at point blank