Licensed by the bureau of security and investigative services. Train regularly in an indoor firing range.
AND, last but not least, I have confronted criminals TWICE with my weapon. I kept a distance far enough away so that I could chamber.
The first group of individuals were rioting post mlk assasination. I was escorting a friend across campus. College authorities had advised us not to go outside. I refuse to live in fear even for a couple of nights.
About a dozen rioters nearly surrounded us when I whipped out my pistol. As I was fanning it I commandingly yelled “Everybody freeze.”
Do you think any one of those dozen or so rioters moved another step?
Zimwad was out for blood that night and states he has absolutely no regrets. And I believe the person on the phone when she said Trayvon said “Why you followin’ me?” See Georgy Porgy fibbed about that because he doesn’t want to be portrayed as following the teen. And he did not identify himself. Anyone with an ounce of decency in their heart listening to Zimwad on Hannity say he has no regrets—how can you kill an innocent kid and have no regrets? Oh, right, right, he was getting the worst of the scuffle, but managed to scream help with his nose pinched shut and his mouth covered. Right.
Love to hear even one of you armchair commandos relate a real gun incident. No law says you can’t draw down fearing imminent harm.
Thanks for responding.
What is the 'bureau of security and investigative services'.
I have confronted a criminal once. Have the scars to prove it.
>Zimwad was out for blood that night
If that was the case, why did he call the police dispatcher and tell them his name, location, and that he was following someone. If you were “out for blood”, would you do anything like that?