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Your words are very wise, Shaggydog.

But I don't think he is getting away scott free. From what I've heard all the cost of the attorneys and medical bills and not forget the injury. I sure a person that goes thru all of these will learn. If not, God help him.

I have spoke to experience shooter & read up articles on LEO that had AD/ND. There are some that are mention on this blog. One incident of Houston SWAT officer had AD/ND in the locker room a few years back and shot his buddy. It happen folks.

Knowing how common this is makes me more aware to gun safety and avoid the same mistakes. I’ve learn from this incident. Hope u do too. That’s all I’m saying.

I agree with you on accepting their consequences and responsibilities.
But can you tell me, you never made a mistake in your whole life? Are you perfect? You never get distracted?
Just like here, it said "Humans make mistakes".
http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... php?t=1801

THE WHOLE POINT TO THIS IS JUST HOPED WE LEARN FROM OUR MISTAKES INSTEAD OF THINKING WE ARE GOD.

I can understand your feeling on this if he intentionally brought a loaded gun into G.R.B.
But, what if he didn’t, what if he had 2 guns that are similar? And one of them gun that he brought to G.R.B. to have worked done? What if? From what I’ve heard from the attorney Don Philips & Tom Nixon, there were 2 Glock 23 that he had with him. He had forgotten about the other one and things happen from there. There’s still allot of unknown. I don’t think anyone who wants to shoot themselves in the hand intentionally.

Do you remember the ex-basketball coach of the Houston Rockets, Rudy T.? He was caught for having a loaded gun in his carryon luggage at the airport. He got off on that. He just forgot.

You don’t think it can happen to you? Here’s one:
http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/sho ... p?t=254025