[BlueDragon]

Here again you repeat this loose talk form of accusation;

I can tell you by the evidence displayed in the CNN video inside the restaurant that about 6 or 7 of those individuals appear to be violating the law.

Fromwhat I saw, there was one man who fired a weapon -- at who or what is not known. That didn't look so good. There's one.

There another guy, a heavy-set guy who had his own weapon drawn and held at the ready...periodically aiming it generally towards where gunshots apparently were being exchanged, all while other guys scrambled to escape the combat zone, where people WERE getting shot and nine ended up being killed, more wounded by gunfire also.

What law is that guy guilty of breaking? Pulling out a weapon in public, while not law enforcement officer?

It looks to me like he was quite likely looking to protect himself and others from the not unreasonable concern (even flat-out FEAR) that somebody with a gun, and ill-intents towards himself and those nearby around himself, would follow those who were fleeing the parking lot seeking to get away from the fighting and gunfire and try to SHOOT THEM.

He looked like he was standing ready to confront that possibility -- and not allow that to occur, if he could stop it.

Is that one of the guys you see as a "law breaker"?

[eastexsteve]

-- Fromwhat I saw, there was one man who fired a weapon -- at who or what is not known. That didn't look so good. There's one.

Yep, one violation of the law. Start counting.

-- Is that one of the guys you see as a "law breaker"?--

Without going back and meticulously counting, one of about a half-dozen of illegally carrying a firearm under Texas Penal Code.