Posted on 10/26/2014 4:57:44 AM PDT by nuconvert
How Sergeant-at-Arms hid behind same pillar as Canada gunman, then dived on the floor and shot him dead:
Dramatic new details have emerged of how the hero Sergeant-at-Arms dove onto the floor from behind a pillar and shot the Muslim convert who attacked the Canadian parliament.
Kevin Vickers was in his office when he heard masked gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau fire a flurry of bullets while running down the Hall of Honour towards the doors to the Parliamentary Library.
He immediately picked up his firearm, left his office and hid behind a pillar just an 'arm's length' from where the shooter was hiding.
Apparently he could see the barrel of Bibeau's gun as he stood, waiting.
His security team ran down the hall, warning him that the suspect was hiding in the alcove around the corner.
Then, according to CBC News, the 58-year-old jumped out, dived onto the floor and shot Bibeau from the ground.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
“Also the fact that lone wolf Bibeau made it through the door of Parliament, without being fired upon...”
You might want to watch the link in post #2
I read a piece yesterday that reported that Vickers shot him 3 times in the head
Yes, a Sikh - I assume a conservative since he’s on the same side of the aisle as PM Harper
One good man.
One good gun.
One good terrorist, good because he was shot dead by a good man with a good gun.
I did watch the link. Bibeau fired his weapon and everyone ran away.
If you here the sound on the video from the Toronto Globe and Mail footage, you will here a rifle go off loudly once. This is followed by the sound of Vicker’s handgun beginning shooting while Bibeau was levering another round into the breech of his 30 30. Yu will count the sound of at least 12 individual rounds fired. Vickers riddled Bibeau, with 3 going to the head, fring until his mag was empty. By the sound it likely was a 9 mm handgun Vickers had.
Not quite
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