He's a fine example of a human being.Being in Milwaukee I heard a live interview by him early this morning on the radio. It might be interesting to note that he said he didn't have a loaded chamber. Sounded like he's a fine modest young man who did everything right in detaining the attacker until police arrived. It might also be interesting to know that the officers checked his CCL & let him go on about his business. They didn't check his gun which he had holstered as soon as the POs had him covered but had it aimed at the suspect until then. He's a fine example of a Marine.
Ringing endorsement there Chief. Thanks for the support.The West Allis police chief says these types of situations really are judgement calls for gun owners. While they don’t encourage this behavior, they appreciate citizens watching out for each other as long as they do it legally and are willing to accept the consequences.
The strange thing about this news report is the news team went with the Marine's report of what happened. No spin, no references of recent past shootings, no BS. I say kudos to the news people.Good job. It's good to see a positive firearms related story, they usually go unreported.
I put a link to the interview in this thread for those interested.Being in Milwaukee I heard a live interview by him early this morning on the radio. It might be interesting to note that he said he didn't have a loaded chamber. Sounded like he's a fine modest young man who did everything right in detaining the attacker until police arrived. It might also be interesting to know that the officers checked his CCL & let him go on about his business. They didn't check his gun which he had holstered as soon as the POs had him covered but had it aimed at the suspect until then.
He's a fine example of a Marine.