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A sheriff's deputy, two residents, two construction workers and a motorist were killed in the Sept. 2 shooting spree near Alger, about 70 miles north of Seattle. Most of the shootings took place in an isolated neighborhood; prosecutors allege Zamora then headed south on Interstate-5, firing as he went.
Six counts of attempted first-degree murder were also filed, involving four people wounded by gunshots or stabbing and a couple who escaped injury when a bullet shattered two windows of their vehicle on I-5. In all, prosecutors filed 20 charges in Superior Court, including weapons and burglary counts.
Zamora was also charged earlier this month in District Court. His only comment during that court appearance was to twice declare: 'I kill for God. I listen to God.'
His attorney, Keith Tyne, said at that time 'clearly there are significant mental health issues at play.' A phone message left for Tyne late Monday was not immediately returned

JERSEY CITY, N.J. - A state appeals court handed another defeat to Jersey City's handgun purchase limit Monday, and city officials said they would appeal the ruling to the state Supreme Court.
Monday's ruling affirmed a lower court decision that struck down a 2006 city ordinance that sought to limit handgun sales in the city to one per person per month.
'We will not rest until we have taken this step forward so we can make our city and our state as safe as we possibly can,' Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy said Monday at a news conference at City Hall.
A sportsman's group lauded the court's ruling

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