As I've said, the SF rampager may not be a Jihadi (don't know yet, see here and here), but I also don't buy the "crazy" excuse either. And now I feel justified, because we learn today that he told police he'd thought about killing the day before. Premeditation seems clear and he even said he was looking to kill a cop, though again, no evidence so far that this was in the name of Allah. Most of today's updates are all the same, but here's the gist from the San Francisco Chronicle:

"Everyone needs to be killed,'' Omeed Aziz Popal calmly told officers as he sat in the back of a police car after a hit-and-run rampage that left one person dead in Fremont and 19 injured in San Francisco.

But his comments, as recorded in police reports filed by three officers who spoke with Popal, suggest a level of planning that may belie claims of mental illness, authorities say.

Popal told San Francisco police that he had thought about killing people "since yesterday," according to one police report filed by an officer based at the Richmond District station.

The suspect's cousin, Hamid Nekrawesh, said Popal embarked on his rampage after he tricked his mother and sister into getting out out of his SUV shortly before noon Tuesday in Fremont and drove off.

Popal told one officer that he "wanted to come to San Francisco and kill people,'' and another officer that "everyone needs to be killed,'' the police reports said.

"I planned to kill those people I ran over last night -- they needed to be killed,'' Popal said at one point.

Popal also told police he had hoped to kill a police officer during the hit-and-run rampage, but didn't see any, according to one police report.

The officers who spoke to Popal said he seemed rational and calm as he sat in the cruiser, offering lengthy and repetitive statements but never giving specific reason for going on the hit-and-run mission.

Mercury News, NBC 11, and Inside the Bay Area are also reporting these updates.