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He expressed a desire to carry out his own copycat killings, and had a stash of deadly weapons, he added.

US officials have warned for years that mass shooting can lead to copycat killings, as killers seek to become famous through their heinous crimes.

“This lack of identification is unacceptable. It creates an environment ripe for abuse and impersonation, enabling copycat vigilantes to pose as federal agents,” Rodriguez wrote.

It has previously sued copycat restaurants in Utah, Mexico and Australia for trademark infringement.

Remember Monday didn't come with a copycat Eurodance hit, or an insipid ballad.