I don’t think I’ll be sending a real hero anything with the obama symbol on it...try DU.
As I said before, I love that this little blond woman stopped a rampaging Muslim.
American womanhood...
Unshackled by a Burhka...
Those things can mess up your aim...
Gun Control done right...
This need you have to interject a Zero Dollar into every current event is growing tiresome.
Woman of the year, imho. A credit to the force and a blessing to those around her.
I don’t know this for certain, but I’ll bet she was carrying a 9mm, since she hit the major 4 times and he’s still alive. I say we get this lady a bigger gun.
Kudos to this brave woman for aggressively taking down this gunman, after being shot. I am in awe of her actions!
There was a similar shooting in the 90’s at Fairchild AFB in WA. Luckily, only 5 died—especially considering the perp had an assault rifle. What’s amazing is the SP rode his mountain bike at full speed for almost a mile, confronted the gunman at 70 yards, and dropped him. I can’t imagine jumping off my bike after a sprint and facing down an assault rifle 70 yards away with only a pistol, and making the critical shots.
From Wikipedia
A significant event at Fairchild occurred on June 20, 1994 when Dean Mellberg, a deranged ex-Air Force member entered the base hospital and shot and killed five people and wounded many others. Mellberg had been discharged after failing psychological evaluations by base psychologists Maj. Thomas Brigham and Captain Alan London. At the time of the shooting, Fairchild’s hospital was an ungated facility. The gunman, armed with a Chinese-made MAC-90, an AK-47 clone [1] entered the office of Brigham and London and killed both men. Mellberg continued to move through the hospital, injuring and killing several people, including 8-year-old Christine McCaren. The gunman then walked out of the building into the parking lot, where after killing Anita Linder, was confronted by military police officer and airman Andy Brown. From approximately 70 yards (60 m) yards away, Brown ordered Mellberg to drop his weapon. After Mellberg refused, from a kneeling position Brown fired four shots from his 9mm pistol, two rounds hitting the perpetrator in the head and chest, killing him[2]. After an investigation it was concluded that Airman Brown was justified in his actions, saving countless lives, and was awarded the Airman’s Medal by President Clinton.