Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place.

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On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 11:22:40 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place.


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We can always count on you to make light of someone else's serious
problems. WAFA.

Keyser Söze

"Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. *The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place."




What the 'ell?
The US should be put on the 'no visit list until sanity breaks out and something is done about all the handguns.
Just the thought of drunks walking around packing heat is enough to give civilized people the willies!

On 1/22/2016 11:22 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:

Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place.

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That's one of the reasons Massachusetts does "drop tests" on handguns
as part of the compliance inspection process.

On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 11:22:40 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

How did he get to the movie?
Statistically that guy was a lot more dangerous driving drunk than
dropping his gun ... but that is not "news".

On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 12:06:21 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:

On 1/22/2016 11:22 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:

Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place.

- - -


That's one of the reasons Massachusetts does "drop tests" on handguns
as part of the compliance inspection process.


I wondered about that myself. I would be curious what the gun was and
how it was being carried.
It is one of the advantages of pistols like my Ruger. It is DA and
carried with the hammer down. Even a 100 year old design like the 1911
is "drop" safe, even in condition 1 (cocked and locked)
I imagine there are some off brand "ring of fire" guns that are not
safe.

On 1/22/16 12:23 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 11:22:40 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

How did he get to the movie?
Statistically that guy was a lot more dangerous driving drunk than
dropping his gun ... but that is not "news".


You seem to have an apologetica ready for any sort of gun nonsense.

On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 08:43:15 -0800 (PST), True North wrote:

Keyser Söze

"Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. *The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place."




What the 'ell?
The US should be put on the 'no visit list until sanity breaks out and something is done about all the handguns.
Just the thought of drunks walking around packing heat is enough to give civilized people the willies!

And just think, your only buddy has a potfull.

"Maybe it has to do with trust in government. Alan Voth, a firearms expert formerly
with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said after the [Ottawa] shooting that
“Canadians have the mentality that the government will protect us – and we’re more
likely to look to them for [our] safety. Americans take more responsibility for their
own security.”
--

Ban idiots, not guns!

On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 12:06:21 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" wrote:

On 1/22/2016 11:22 AM, Keyser Söze wrote:

Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

Renton police say the suspect, who appeared intoxicated, went to the
showing of "13 Hours." Police say the man walked inside the theater with
a gun and "accidentally" discharged his weapon, hitting a woman in the
theater.

The woman has been upgraded from critical to serious condition. The man
took off, but his dad did the right thing:

Police believe the suspect initially left the scene on Thursday evening
right after the shooting, but the man's father called 911 a short time
later to turn him in. The 29-year-old surrendered to police at his
family's home in Newcastle.

The suspect told detectives the shooting was an accident that took place
when he dropped his gun inside the theater. The man reportedly said the
gun discharged when it fell to the ground. He also said he'd been
drinking before the shooting took place.

- - -


That's one of the reasons Massachusetts does "drop tests" on handguns
as part of the compliance inspection process.



Do drunks do the test?
--

Ban idiots, not guns!

On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 13:34:36 -0500, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 1/22/16 12:23 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jan 2016 11:22:40 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:


Intoxicated conceal-carry gun owner shot and critically wounded a woman
during Benghazi movie in WA

How did he get to the movie?
Statistically that guy was a lot more dangerous driving drunk than
dropping his gun ... but that is not "news".


You seem to have an apologetica ready for any sort of gun nonsense.

You seem to spend a lot of time searching for gun nonsense. Why? Are you trying to
show what a 'sensiible' person you are?
--

Ban idiots, not guns!