A resident at Turnberry Towers near Karen and Paradise in Las Vegas, Nevada, is being hailed as a hero for their courageous act of stopping a shooter at the building’s front desk on Friday.
FACTZ has received security footage of the incident. According to Channel 13, the resident, whose identity remains anonymous.
While law enforcement authorities have not yet confirmed the details, the resident described how a man armed with an AR-15 and other weapons entered the towers on Friday afternoon.
The resident witnessed the gunman firing shots in the vicinity of the front desk, causing glass to shatter.
Another example of a good guy with a gun being the most important response to attempted mass shootings
This makes time #2. Yay!
Happens all the time, it just isn’t reported as headline news.
# 2? According to the CDC, Kleck & numerous other studies 300,000 to 5,000,000 times a year good guys/gals with guns stop bad guys aka psychopath assholes from committing a violent crime. Of those as many as 200,000 rapes are stopped by gals armed with a gun every year. Mass shootings are stopped by good guys/gals far far more often than we imagine because the news media does not report firearm usage that does not fit into their anti self defense anti civil rights fanaticism.
All right wingers must hang
The perpetrator was a far left scumbag
Fool. Just like you did in the south.
Shot in the back as he was fleeing. Real brave.
GOOD. He was intent on multiple murder, the armed defender did everything right!. Well done that Man.
Exactly! Completely proves that the best response to people like this are armed citizens.
As opposed to the really brave psycho that was going to shoot unarmed people? Suspect taken care of so it doesn’t matter that he was trying to get away. In fact, it adds validity to the best defense against these type of people are armed citizens. Major fail on your part, but I’m sure you are used to failing every day of your life.
If only we can raise our boys. The way this young man was raised to protect himself and his community.