Monterey Park shooter getting his gun taken away at the 2nd place

[bentoncity]

https://www.reddit.com/r/nextbubble...taking_gun_away_from_an_active_shooter_alone/

I can't get the link to work. It's on Redditt popular..


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[Elv8DM]

Link doesn't work

 

[bentoncity]

It's on Redditt but I can't get it to operate..

 

[WAW44]

So summary of the video.

Bystander grabs the firearm, pushes the perp away, perp tries to b&^tch slap the bystander a few times, perp flailing around, bystander points a finger at perps face and gives his a stern talking to, perp walks away....

 

[nwslopoke]

I think for a normie, the bystander did an excellent performance. For the frame of mind of being at a party to disarming someone, eventhough he was reported to be in his 70s. Apparently he came with a single minded and evil purpose. The bystander was fighting for his life.

Too bad you couldn't swap the tacoria shooter and this guy. Different mindsets.

 

[titsonritz]

The video is at the bottom...

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-shooting-california-lunar-new-year-rcna66935

 

[titsonritz]

I think for a normie, the bystander did an excellent performance.

The perp walked away, he did crap.

 

[Certaindeaf]

This is why none of my guns looks like a pebble.

 

[nwslopoke]

The perp walked away, he did crap.

Took the perp's ability to harm. No deaths or other injuries. That's a lot.

 

[Flopsweat]

Took the perp's ability to harm. No deaths or other injuries. That's a lot.

Way, way more than most people would do, and he put himself at considerable risk.


Here he speaks to the press:

Lunar New Year massacre: Man disarmed accused Monterey Park shooter in Alhambra

Brandon Tsay has been called a hero after disarming Huu Can Tran, the gunman accused of killing 10 in Monterey Park. Tsay said he wants the focus in the aftermath to be on the victims and their families. Subscribe to FOX 11 Los Angeles...

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[titsonritz]

Took the perp's ability to harm. No deaths or other injuries. That's a lot.

Until he comes back in and start "dropping"* more with the shotgun (or whatever) in his car. There is no "I win, I got the trophy" here. Break that fcvkers legs.

* for the "drop" thread.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Says he was a hero and saved lives. I would go along with that 100%. Dude did something, not stand around taking video.

Defender is lucky though that the attacker was physically weak so that he could out muscle him to get the gun. Defender is also lucky the attacker didn't get a shot off that killed him.

In a better world the defender woudl have been armed and put down the attacker immediately which woudl end the threat for that attack and future attacks. Defender deserves credit and undoubtedly saved lives Imo.

 

[titsonritz]

Says he was a hero and saved lives. I would go along with that 100%. Dude did something, not stand around taking video.

He is lucky though that the attacker was physically weak so that he could out muscle him to get the gun. He is also lucky the attacker didn't get a shot off that killed him.

In a better world the defender woudl have been armed and put down the attacker immediately which woudl end the threat for that attack and future attacks. Defender deserves credit and undoubtedly saved lives Imo.

Would he have "deserved the credit" if Manchurian candidate went on to kill 10 or 20 more at another venue?

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Would he have "deserved the credit" if Manchurian candidate went on to kill 10 or 20 more at another venue?

Credit for saving lives at that second place yes. Credit for doing something at risk of his own life yes. Credit for doing enough? In my book, no. I hope good guys in CA that see this video arm themselves (if that is even legally possible in CA now).

Perhaps if defender knew how to use various guns and had the will to use it if needed (by "if needed" I mean it's possible that they've threat the of gun alone could have held perp at gunpoint until cops arrived) he could have stopped the guy. But in CA how does the average person even get any hands on gun time I wonder?

 

[titsonritz]

Credit for saving lives at that second place yes. Credit for doing something at risk of his own life yes. Credit for doing enough? In my book, no. I hope good guys in CA that see this video arm themselves (if that is even legally possible in CA now).

Agreed. No "rules" against shooting the POS with his own gun in my book.

 

[ilikegunspdx]

Totally reminds me of what Clint smith says a lot, "don't assume the gun you will be using in combat is your own" or something like that. He preaches we should know how to manipulate and use the most popular guns. In CA though, they probably don't even have nerf guns growing up maybe. but rough aim and pull the trigger probably woudl have been enough here if the person had the will to pull the trigger. And that is a gigantic "if". Col jeff Cooper had a great video on YouTube about the mindset or mentality to use a gun if you have to and how that can be a total roadblock for most poeple or cause hesitation.

Edit: found the video. Skip to 2:15 mark for discussion of the barrier in the mind.

 

[edzz]

Took the perp's ability to harm. No deaths or other injuries. That's a lot.

Perp had additional gun in his van, so... the perp still had ability to harm, just decided not to reengage at that time. If he could have restrained the perp and held him for law enforcement the perp may be alive today to stand trial (and cost tax payers millions).

So I guess the outcome was...

edit, I do applaud the defender for having taken action and saving countless others.

 

[Yarome]

Is this the one the perp was using an "assault pistol" (semi-auto mac 10)... or was it the other one the next night?



"Assault pistol"