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On November 23rd 2008, Mario Majorski, a man who had previous dealings with the Church of Scientology, was shot dead by the Los Angeles Celebrity Centre's Security guards, while wielding dual samurai swords and attempting to injure the centre's guards. Majorski was pronounced dead at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center shortly after.

"Hundreds of people were eating brunch or doing other activities at the time," said Scientology spokesman Tom Davis. Majorski was a Scientologist in the early 1990s; however, he left the group fifteen years prior to the incident, according to Tom Davis.

Majorski, along with another man, sued a psychiatry professor from the University of California in 1993 for criticizing the Church of Scientology because of discrimination.

However, the case was weak, and later dropped. This incident was not the only unusual behavior in Majorski. On November 2nd 2008, Majorski disrupted a Mormon service by swearing and "moving around a lot." Majorski was arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing.

Majorski was also arrested for "unlawful use of a weapon" less than a month before his death, for swinging an axe at an Auto Club employee, who was bringing him gas for his car. Majorski had threatened the church several times in 2005; these threats were reported to the FBI and local authorities. Majorski's motives for the incident have yet to be determined, however he did threaten the guards and said "something about revenge" according to a prosecutor's report.

Majorski is being viewed as having previous "mental issues" as shortly after the incident. Police are regarding the guard's actions as justifiable, although the security guard who shot Majorski was detained. According to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office, the guard who shot Majorksi will not face charges ^{[9][10][11][12][13][14]}.

See also
Introducing Mario Majorski
Mahalo: Mario Majorski
TMZ: One Scary Dude
Film Drunk: Mario Majorski
Celebgalz: Mario Majorski

Take a good look at the photo of this man. Does he look like an enlightened and improved person for all his experience of $cientology? I realize that the picture is a mugshot (never flattering) but should those who have ever been "helped" by $cientology even HAVE mugshots?

Then again there are those mugshots of Charles Manson . . .