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Police said Herrera, wearing a hoodie and a mask, entered the South Side restaurant with gun and confronted a man and his family who were eating. After the man told Herrera he had spent the money he had on their dinner, Herrera turned toward the counter and pointed the gun at one of the workers, who was running away.
That’s when the man, who had a concealed handgun license, fired several shots at Herrera.

Ruiz said she understands the man who shot her son was defending his family, but she asked, “Why shoot him four more times? Why did he shoot him five times?”

I would like to ask her, how many times would you shoot to protect your family?

https://www.ksat.com/news/mother-of-dea ... five-times

Because mama, anything worth shooting, is worth shooting more than once.

“Why shoot him four more times? Why did he shoot him five times?”

Because he ran out of ammo in his revolver?

To stop the threat to his family.

Flightmare wrote:

“Why shoot him four more times? Why did he shoot him five times?”

Because he ran out of ammo in his revolver?

This would be my guess

Flightmare wrote:

“Why shoot him four more times? Why did he shoot him five times?”

Because he ran out of ammo in his revolver?

Because six shots was unnecessary.

bblhd672 wrote:To stop the threat to his family.

Now it makes me wonder. If I were in that situation, how many shots would I pull off before I stop? I know it'll be at least two, possibly 3 depending on how likely the perp is to be incapacitated at that point. That is all assuming I'm in control of my faculties as adrenaline is pumping through my arteries. I can definitely see myself going up to 5 or more if the perp is high on PCP, wearing armor, etc. There's really only one way to find out, and I certainly hope I never will.

1, 5, 10 whatever it takes to stop the threat.

If someone is threatening me or my family, I suspect it will be hard not to shoot to slide lock.

If he's still on his feet, I'll keep shooting. If he's on the ground but still has a weapon in his hand, I'll keep shooting. I'm not stopping until the threat no longer exists.

Mama,
1) You failed as Mama
2) Where is Papa?
3) Your 19's lost son, cannot acquire handguns, where did he get one?
4) Is your son in a Gang?
5) Is your son addicted to heroin?
6) Do you know all about that?
7) If yes, what did you about it?
8) Why are you blaming others on your failure?

In short, Your son was an Adult and he paid heavily for his decisions to commit an aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
In my feeling department, I never wish to be in her shoes.

Abraham wrote:1, 5, 10 whatever it takes to stop the threat.

A mother's love is unconditional....most of the time.

Ammo is cheap, life is expensive!

He must have been shooting "Louisiana Fast."