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ComeAndTakeIt wrote:

Snap E Tom wrote:Anyone else holding their breath on whether he was a CHL holder? I'm highly doubting it. This is a Vietnamese family. I'm not an expert on Vietnamese cultures, but in other Asian cultures, guns are highly frowned upon. It would be a very interesting to see a racial breakdown of CHL holders.

I bet if he was we would have heard about it by now.

This was a Texas family, although your point about cultural heritage is well taken. This was something I did not know about Vietnamese culture.

C-dub wrote:

ComeAndTakeIt wrote:

dedeye wrote:http://www.kiiitv.com/story/15136434/gu ... ring-party

He just wanted a bigger piece of Cake!

This is not a joke.

It's too bad there hadn't been a good guy there to stop him.

It looks like the husband was the only shooter. It might have been possible to stop him had there been a CHL or LEO there. I'm always carrying whenever we're at our local rink. No, I don't skate anymore.

It would be really hard for me to shoot a family member. Even if it were my wife's family, I might hesitate to shoot into, or past a crowd of innocents.
I might have been able to stop him, but not before someone had already been hurt.

http://www.wfaa.com/news/crime/Five-sho ... 70018.html


"The father, identified as 35-year-old Tan Do, pulled out a weapon and began shooting at 7:10 p.m., witnesses told investigators. Police said it appeared he was targeting his estranged wife Trini Do, 29, and members of her family."

No mention as to whether Mr. Do was carrying his weapon legally. Possibly Chief Dye is not interested,what is important is what he did with his weapon, not whether he was licenced.