9 Jul 2016 7:46 pm
Don The Con and Wayne La PeeYew say that the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.
This is what happens when you have good guys with guns at the scene of an active shooting.
A genius named Mark Hughes went to the Dallas protest wearing a camo t-shirt and with a rifle slung over his shoulder.
This is what happens when you have good guys with guns at the scene of an active shooting.
A genius named Mark Hughes went to the Dallas protest wearing a camo t-shirt and with a rifle slung over his shoulder.
Dallas police briefly identified him as a suspect in the case, at different points calling him a "suspect" or "person of interest," noting that it was a rifle which had been used against police officers that night. The alert went out on Twitter, with a picture of Hughes with his gun. Happily, everyone proceeded from that point in the best way possible. A friend alerted Hughes that he'd been identified. Hughes removed his camo shirt and flagged down a police officer to turn over his gun. He was taken into custody, questioned and released around 1am. As Hughes and others noted, it was a misunderstanding that might easily have cost him his life.
The Case of Mark Hughes, Or Don't Carry at a Protest.