A teachers union lawyer, you say.

Anibal "Al" Hernandez Santana told a Jimmy-Kimmel-level "joke" celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder:

He has lots of teachers-union style thoughts.

A profile on X that bears his name is filled with posts that reveal negative feelings about Trump, with one being published a day before the attack.

'Where is a good heart attack when we need it the most?? Please Join in my thoughts and prayers for the physical demise of our fearful leader,' one post read, seemingly talking about Trump.

The account further wished death on Trump in another post, seemingly making a tenuous connection between the president and Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Kirk's killing.

'I support the death penalty for Tyler Robinson. Absolutely, as soon as the fed criminal code is amended to add the death penalty for a president who refuses to step down after certified election results and/or incites an insurrection. This has been a PSA for democracy. Thank you,' the account wrote.

A day after Kirk was assassinated, the account posted a less-than-genuine tribute to the 31-year-old father-of-two.

'Our thoughts and prayers are with Charlie Kirk and his family. May the prudence of his cost-benefit analysis for 2A rights vs. school shootings live on forever,' the account wrote.

Santana studied regional and city planning at UC Berkeley and law at UC Law San Francisco, according to a Facebook profile matching the other social media accounts.

On Thursday, the day before the shooting, about 15 people protested Kimmel's demise outside the station, which is owned by Tegna.

The media immediately called upon the people inside the building shot by this crazed leftist to "lower the temperature."

He's now been arrested:

FBI Director Kash Patel
@FBIDirectorKash

The FBI has taken into custody the suspect linked to the shooting into ABC10's Sacramento station lobby under a federal hold for interference with licensed broadcasts.

Targeted acts of violence are unacceptable and will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law.

I read that California immediately released this psychopathic shooter on $200,000 bail -- only $20,000 of which he'd've put up himself -- but then the FBI swooped in and re-arrested him on federal charges.