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And had a gun for his “personal protection”, which goes out the window when you CHASE AFTER a person you think might be dangerous, and then pull out your gun when the person is not confronting you.

There is nothing I can find in Wisconsin law that allows armed citizens to chase after a fleeing suspect and attempt to disarm them. That is the kind of “vigilante justice” that is strongly discouraged.

They “claim” that the second two victims were just “trying to disarm Kyle before he shot anybody else”. But in fact, there is no evidence that Kyle was any threat to others at the time. Kyle was running toward police, with his weapon pointed down. Even after he was struck in the back of the head, he continued to run away.

When he tripped, he was sitting there. One man kicked him and ran away and was not shot. Another man approached, and when Kyle brought up his weapon, the guy put up his hands, and Kyle did not shoot, and let the guy walk away.

It was only when Huber hit him with a skateboard and tried to grab his weapon that Huber was shot and killed.

And when Gaige pretended to put up his hands, Kyle did not shoot him either. He didn’t shoot until the guy started running at him again and was starting to point a gun at Kyle.