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C-dub wrote:

I wouldn't be surprised to find out they knew the man and the situation, but were prepared.[/quote]

If you go to the video, one of the FFs who was armed says they don't know who he was, and now that he's out on bond, they worry about another attack.

C-dub wrote:Surprised he wasn't also charged with discharging a firearm.

I'm a little surprised he wasn't shot. He certainly gave ample justification for doing so.

jmra wrote:You know things are going to go south whenever a story begins with "Some drunken fool".

Some editorial license in the synopsis. But I think someone who gets tanked, shoots up his own car, and threatens people fairly qualifies.

I googled this to see if there was any more information. Didn't find more, did find less. A number of news articles based on this leave out the part about the vollies having concealed weapons permits and gun.

At this link most of the information is in the video:
http://www.firerescue1.com/fire-ems/art ... mber&nlid=" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.wistv.com/story/28998992/fir ... refighters" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Some drunken fool showed up at a volunteer fire station which was occupied by firefighters and family members. Fool fired a gun into the air, and apparently into his own car. Two of the FFs who had concealed weapons permits and concealed handguns drew their guns and pointed them at the fool, who pointed his gun back. Eventually fool went to his car and put down his gun. The FFs secured the gun and the fool until police arrived. The FFs then treated the fool's face, which he apparently was beating on the ground as the FFs held him down.

Fool has been charged with two counts of Pointing and Presenting a Firearm, and released on $20K bond.