LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Two hours after Abdulhakim Muhammad shot two soldiers in Little Rock, he sat, un-handcuffed in a police interrogation room.
He scratched his arms as he told investigators that he drove up to a military recruiting station and fired an assault rifle on the two young men wearing Army fatigues. One of them died. The other, wounded, still has shrapnel in his body.
"If there would have been more, I probably would have shot them, too," Muhammad said in one of two videos viewed Thursday by a jury that could sentence him to death.
Muhammad, 26, is charged with capital murder for killing Pvt. William Andrew Long and attempted capital murder for wounding …
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