This week's mass shooting: an Oklahoma Walmart

[Berniewood Hogan]

Yes perhaps this could have been prevented, but that would deny the individual his right to bleed out in the off brand cereal aisle.

 

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

Sounds like a white guy mad that his country is being overrun by ___________ (insert minority of the day).

 

[General Mills]

 

[Tommy Fits]

If only civilians could carry firearms, we would have some good guys with guns to prevent this...oh wait

 

[Serious]

Damn....

I just heard about a big shooting in Fresno last night:
@jerniebert @pete clemenza

 

[Serious]

Yes perhaps this could have been prevented, but that would deny the individual his right to bleed out in the off brand cereal aisle.

Your link says he shot himself when he confronted by an armed citizen

A gunman opened fire outside a Walmart store in Duncan, Oklahoma, on Monday morning, killing a man and a woman before turning the gun on himself when he was confronted by an armed citizen, local officials and witnesses say. It is believed to be related to a domestic dispute.

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

Your link says he shot himself when he confronted by an armed citizen

Only a good guy with a gun can make a bad guy with a gun gun him own gun with gun.

 

[88m3]

perfectly normal country we have

 

[88m3]

maybe more guns will set us free

 

[88m3]

I'll just leave this here I guess

The New York Times
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One man threatened to shoot "any woman any time." Another said he had urges to carry out a mass shooting.


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[Professor Emeritus]

Your link says he shot himself when he confronted by an armed citizen

Nah man, that's that bullshyt where some guy with a gun walks up after all the shooting is already OVER and then claims credit for that shyt.

A gunman opened fire on two people in a car outside an Oklahoma Walmart on Monday morning, killing them, before fatally shooting himself, authorities said. Police received a report of a shooting in the parking lot of a Walmart in Duncan at 9:53 a.m. Monday and responded a minute later, Duncan Police Chief Danny Ford said at a news conference.
Ford said it appeared the shooter opened fire with a handgun and at one point walked up to the car, but it wasn't clear whether he started firing at first from on foot or from another vehicle.

A man and a woman who were sitting in the driver's side and passenger seats were found fatally shot, Ford said. The gunman was found dead outside the car. Ford said the victims knew the suspect, but couldn't detail the relationship.

The victims had been inside the Walmart and had just returned to their car when the shooting happened, Ford said. Authorities said the shooter had never entered the store. One of the victims was either a current or former Walmart employee, Ford said.

Ford said police are looking for witnesses and collecting surveillance video. A motive remains unclear. "I have no idea what was going through his head," Ford said.

Authorities said no one in the store was threatened and it appeared to be an isolated incident. Walmart spokeswoman LeMia Jenkins says the shooting was "not an active shooter situation" and that the store was not evacuated.

 

[Strapped]

Wyte domestic dispute