Episode 175: Road Rage Turns Into Deadly Shooting
Topic: Road Rage Turns Into Deadly Shooting
Last week we told you about the war on guns that is building and is coming. This week we see skewed and biased reporting from Quinnipiac University with a poll about support for an assault weapons ban. We see so-called journalistic publications asking for donations to help them publish more content on guns, gun violence, and gun control because where it comes to gun control "we just aren't doing enough." We have a Republican-controlled Congress that is afraid to do anything on pro-gun legislation for fear of it not being good for "optics." So instead they feel they must do something, and some Senators and Representatives are getting on board with "low hanging fruit of common sense regulation." At least Michigan is doing some things right as last week the Senate passed a bill that reduces the number of "Gun Free Zones" and this week the House passed a bill for constitutional carry. Follow along, and don't forget the powerful lessons to be learned from today's JUSTIFIED stories. Hit the 'PLAY' button and listen in now!!
TRAINING TIP:
- Use Slow-Mo Video as a Learning Tool
NEWS STORIES:
- Pennsylvania governor supports bill upping regs for gun surrenders in domestic cases
- Constitutional Carry Legislation Passes in Michigan House
- Shooter In Northern California Was Legally Barred From Possessing Guns
- GOA Sends Open Letter to GOP to “Do Something” on Pro-Gun Bills
- Americans aged 18-34 most likely to oppose assault weapons ban, poll finds
- Elderly British Man Jailed for Collection of over 100 Illegal Firearms
JUSTIFIED:
- Man holds shooting suspect at gunpoint, tells him to get on the ground (Ortonville, MI)
- Two teens attempt to rob at gunpoint an off-duty police officer, apparently not realizing he was a cop (West Valley City, UT)
- Robbery suspect killed in violent gas station shootout (Houston, TX)
- I-10 shooting appears to be self-defense (Mobile, AL)
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Greetings.
Definitely enjoy the podcast.
I was thinking about the situation about the gentleman finding the man hiding in his car’s backseat. If the cops were called and were equally unaware of the recent murders in the vicinity, how would they approach the vehicle? Would they already have firearm in hand when approaching the vehicle and requesting the trespasser to exit?