Yes, from everything I have ever learned about public carry, firearms-related self-defense, etc., this portion was a bad shoot.
What’s bad about it. Reports indicate the dead guy pointed a rifle and the guy in the car shot him.
Yes, from everything I have ever learned about public carry, firearms-related self-defense, etc., this portion was a bad shoot.
Because the sanctuary city of Austin, Texas is not going to hold anyone committing a crime these days. Pretty much like all of the socialist overrun, antifa driven culture that exists in Austin, Texas these days."Austin Police Chief Brian Manley says that’s when the driver fired five shots from inside the vehicle, hitting Foster multiple times. Foster never fired a shot. Another protester then shot at the car three times, but did not hit anyone.
Manley says officers detained both shooters but later released both men, including the driver they say shot and killed Foster."
Why would they release the guy that shot at the car three times??????
What’s bad about it. Reports indicate the dead guy pointed a rifle and the guy in the car shot him.
What’s bad about it. Reports indicate the dead guy pointed a rifle and the guy in the car shot him.
I sure agree with you on that and attempted an answer in my prior post. That guy should have definitely been arrested held on charges. I have often wondered like you where those 3 bullets went. I guess we were just lucky that none of them hit anything important. But, they won't do anything to him.I'm talking about the guy who was uninvolved but decided to draw his weapon and fire indiscriminately at a fleeing vehicle. Pretty hard to claim self-defense in that scenario, and trying to claim you were trying to protect the public is hard when you fire three shots in a protest in a crowded street at a vehicle and don't even hit the vehicle. Where did those three bullets go????
Ah, that’s happened a couple of times now.I'm talking about the guy who was uninvolved but decided to draw his weapon and fire indiscriminately at a fleeing vehicle. Pretty hard to claim self-defense in that scenario, and trying to claim you were trying to protect the public is hard when you fire three shots in a protest in a crowded street at a vehicle and don't even hit the vehicle. Where did those three bullets go????
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