Other State Active shooter in Texas

[RicInOR]

This legally armed military man rushed into action to protect children during El Paso attack.

" Glen Oakley is one of those heroes. Oakley was in the Cielo Vista shopping mall Saturday when shots rang out and the violence and tragedy began to unfold outside of the Walmart next door. He was shopping in Foot Locker and heard the gunshots, he said. When he went into the mall he saw children running in fear and confusion.
"It was a whole bunch of kids in there," he told NBC affiliate KTSM. "I hope nothing happened to the kids. I tried to pick up as many as I could and bring them out with me."
"I pulled my gun out," he told the reporter, because Oakley is a licensed gun-owner and had his weapon with him. "When I hear gunshots I just think ... take cover, save whoever you can."
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Update: 1st Armored Division out of Fort Bliss. God bless our military.

 

[RicInOR]

Mexico vows to take legal action against USA after El Paso shooting...​

 

[Ownerus]

If only they put that much effort to protecting Mexicans in Mexico.

 

[RicInOR]

Walmart shooter Patrick Crusius' dad wrote book about drug addiction

Accused El Paso Walmart shooter Patrick Crusius' father Bryan wrote a memoir about his 40 years of drug and alcohol addiction, which he says ripped his family apart and impacted his kids.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

 

[bbbass]

Mexico vows to take legal action against USA after El Paso shooting...​

OK, go for it. Then POTUS will direct the U.S. govt to sue Mexico for the damage done by cartels and drug smuggling, murders and fatal accidents caused by illegals, and the cost of supporting the illegals and their offspring due to Mexico allowing them to travel unimpeded to the border.

 

[titsonritz]

Mexico vows to take legal action against USA after El Paso shooting...​

 

[Andy54Hawken]

So I can understand the outrage that the President of Mexico feels about the loss of life in El Paso...be it US and or Mexican citizens...legal or not...
A lot of Americans feel the same Damn way.

Just how does "Legal Action" against the US ...do anything...?
The US did not murder those people or harm anyone in that shooting....The shooter did.
If you want legal action...go after him....And leave me the Hell alone.
Andy

 

[CountryGent]

Agreed with that. If the government of México, or private citizens of said nation, want to go after the punk via civil action, more power to them. By why go after our government and, in doing so, our citizens? Makes no sense.

 

[oneharmonic]

FBI declares QAnon a domestic terrorist threat, along with other conspiracy theory peddlers: Exclusive: FBI document warns conspiracy theories are a new domestic terrorism threat

 

[oneharmonic]

Not surprised to see this trending #1 today on the President's preferred communication platform:

 

[Tony617]

 

[GWS]

Mexico vows to take legal action against USA after El Paso shooting...​

Good luck with that.I wonder if that makes it OK for Katie Steinle's family to sue Mexico for their citizen killing their daughter

If only they put that much effort to protecting Mexicans in Mexico.

Maybe they hope to use money from the lawsuit to fund outreach programs for the cartels.

 

[MikeE]

Maybe they hope to use money from the lawsuit to fund outreach programs for the cartels.

Pretty classy remark, before the bodies are even cold yet.

 

[ZigZagZeke]

 

[Ownerus]

Pretty classy remark, before the bodies are even cold yet.

I agree. If I didn't know better, with that sort of lack of class it could almost seem like he was vying for a position in the MSM or the Democrat presidential lineup. But, unlike them, he doesn't seem to make a practise of it.

 

[GWS]

I agree. If I didn't know better, with that sort of lack of class it could almost seem like he was vying for a position in the MSM or the Democrat presidential lineup. But, unlike them, he doesn't seem to make a practise of it.

Golly, fellows Sorry if I offended you but I take umbrage when Mexico wants to take legal action against the US when how many American citizens have been killed, robbed or, injured in their country?. When Mexico mocks America as having "Gun fetish" while the murder rate in Mexico is going through the roof with over 2200 murders in June alone.
I am sorry for the needless death of ALL the people who died this weekend; but the leadership in Mexico needs to take a hard look at themselves before they want to take shots at America.

 

[MikeE]

Golly, fellows Sorry if I offended you but I take umbrage when Mexico wants to take legal action against the US when how many American citizens have been killed, robbed or, injured in their country?. When Mexico mocks America as having "Gun fetish" while the murder rate in Mexico is going through the roof with over 2200 murders in June alone.
I am sorry for the needless death of ALL the people who died this weekend; but the leadership in Mexico needs to take a hard look at themselves before they want to take shots at America.

I'm trying to think what Mexico, the cartels, etc, have to do with the 3 kids, all under 6, whose parents were both gunned down shopping for school supplies at El Paso Walmart. Having been around people in the natural process of dying from terminal illness, I experienced how that affects everyone in their circle. Think about how many folks are going through this right now in El Paso.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

The Government of Mexico and the Mexican people have nothing to do with the shootings in El Paso.

Kinda like all the other gun owners here in America...we had nothing to do with the shooting in El Paso...
Why should all of the other Americans not involved with this crime bemade to suffer for it...?

As for folks dying ...
Yes it is horrific ...on everyone...especially in their circles.
Again to be blunt , America had nothing to do with this....the shooter is to blame here.
His choice ...his actions....his responsibility.
Andy

 

[GWS]

I'm trying to think what Mexico, the cartels, etc, have to do with the 3 kids, all under 6, whose parents were both gunned down shopping for school supplies at El Paso Walmart. Having been around people in the natural process of dying from terminal illness, I experienced how that affects everyone in their circle. Think about how many folks are going through this right now in El Paso.

I take it you haven't been watching the news. Mexico is talking about taking legal action against the US for the murder of it's citizens at the Walmart I believe it was their foreign minister commenting on America's "Gun fetish" My comment was to point out that many Americans, all ostensibly in Mexico legally, are murdered in Mexico every year. Many by cartel gang violence. Does the US threaten legal action against Mexico for this? My point being that while we are grieving the senseless deaths of all those shot in El Paso (and Dayton and Gilroy) the last thing we need is a country rife with it's own "gun violence" issues acting morally superior or threatening to sue us. Like you sneered earlier, the bodies aren't even cold yet.
ps 75 American's murdered in Mexico in 2016 alone. Mexico needs to cast the mote from i's own eye...

The Government of Mexico and the Mexican people have nothing to do with the shootings in El Paso.

Kinda like all the other gun owners here in America...we had nothing to do with the shooting in El Paso...
Why should all of the other Americans not involved with this crime bemade to suffer for it...?

As for folks dying ...
Yes it is horrific ...on everyone...especially in their circles.
Again to be blunt , America had nothing to do with this....the shooter is to blame here.
His choice ...his actions....his responsibility.
Andy

Well said, sir.