Police say suspect in deadly LA shooting had PTSD  LOS ANGELES
(AP) — Los Angeles police say a blood-covered man who was
tackled and arrested after a deadly apartment shooting is an
Iraq war veteran who suffers from post-traumatic stress
disorder.  Thirty-two-year-old Ricardo Tapia was arrested Friday
night after police were sent to a Reseda apartment complex by
reports that a man had opened fire in several directions.  KABC-
TV (http://bit.ly/JPHINN ) says the apartment manager was
critically injured and her husband was killed.  Police say they
found Tapia unarmed but shirtless and covered in blood. They say
he charged officers and it took several to subdue him. He
remains jailed.  Police say that Tapia suffers from PTSD as a
result of multiple Middle East deployments.  There's no word on
a motive for the attack but some witnesses say they saw him
shouting incoherently.