text: Submariner's grudge turned proud day into tragedy - BBC News
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  Image caption The shooting happened two days after HMS Astute arrived in Southampton
  Tragically, the visits came on a day when a 23-year-old sailor's simmering grudge against his superiors boiled over with deadly consequences.
  Able Seaman Ryan Donovan fired seven shots with his SA80 service rifle, killing Lieutenant Commander Ian Molyneux and injuring several others.
  Donovan, who hoped to become a rapper with the stage name Reggie Moondog, was described in court as "immature and moody".
  The lyrics to one of his rap songs may have hinted at what he was thinking of doing: "Tell the quartermaster. I caused disaster. SA80 - more palaver."
  Image caption Donovan wrote "gangsta rap" songs under the name Reggie Moondog
  Winchester Crown Court heard the death toll from the incident would have been greater if it had not been for Cllr Smith, who was on board with the Mayor of Southampton, Carol Cunio, and the council's chief executive, Alistair Neill.
  Mr Neill told the BBC: "I thought he was trying to kill us all. I was next in line - I was the next person he would arrive at.