The Good Samaritan was unarmed. No amount of gun signage would have changed him being shot dead. The store this occurred in was posted. I assume the LTC was standing outside the perimeter of the posted store. The LTC did not act until after the Good Samaritan was shot dead.thatguyoverthere wrote:I have always believed this is a large part of the reason that many businesses post in the first place. I believe many of them, especially large businesses, are willing to accept financial loss of a robbery, as long as that is the extent of it. If they can get the robbers out of the store as quickly and as cleanly as possible, that is a much better outcome for them, even with a financial loss, rather than a Good Samaritan inadvertently making the situation worse in a way similar to what happened here today. Just my theory anyway.Embalmo wrote:... It sounds like possibly no shots would have been fired if the Samaritan hadn't intervened...
Prayers for all the innocents involved.
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- Mon Jan 23, 2017 12:12 am
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- Sun Jan 22, 2017 11:39 pm
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I agree with what you're saying, but once the first guy was shot wasn't the genie out of the bottle? At that point both guys are guilty of murder and really don't have much to lose. If the LTC does nothing the BGs more than likely panic and become very unpredictable. I just think at that point I'm more comfortable dealing with one armed guy than two. I hate that 3 people were injured but I also see a nightmare senecio where two desperate armed murderers are holding an unknown number of hostages in a police standoff.Keith B wrote:A couple of major mistakes were made by the first guy; 1. He tried to intervene, and 2. He tried to intervene unarmed with an armed suspect. And, while I can understand the concealed carry holder pulling and shooting, especially since the 1st guy had shot the Good Samaritan, it more than likely set the 2nd suspect to shooting as he ran out of the mall. Hopefully the three people injured by the 2nd guy will make full recoveries.
- Sun Jan 22, 2017 8:55 pm
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How do you define your family being in danger? IMHO, if my family was at the mall and a guy was running around shooting, my family is in danger.Frankie wrote:This is my local mall. Me and the family frequent it. Fortunately, today wasn't one of those days.nightmare69 wrote:I went to that mall a couple of years ago. I cannot remember if it's posted. Hope they catch the second suspect.
The mall is not posed and the wife and I always carry when going there. It's been slowly going down hill the past couple of years.
For the record, I would not have intervined unless my family was in danger.
- Sun Jan 22, 2017 7:46 pm
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Why in the world would an unarmed man confront two armed men? Looks like the LTC was willing to sit back until shots were fired. Sounds like he handled things well. Still dicey with two against one. Glad he is ok. Praying for those injured.
Any update on other shooter?
Any update on other shooter?
- Sun Jan 22, 2017 7:21 pm
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According to fox, 6 wounded 1 dead.