City Council Shooting-Council Member was Prepared

[Erik88]

I thought this was interesting and refreshing to see that someone was prepared for a change. I originally saw this on the news but of course there was no mention of what takes place in the video.

 

http://blessings.buzz/2015/01/27/shocking-video-gunman-storms-city-council-meeting-and-then-this-happens/

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUxeK3KXy_Y#t=16

 

 

[Garufa]

How much you wanna bet everyone that dove under the desk is now thinking of some kind of gun control laws...or worse, regulations?

Edited January 28, 2015 by Garufa

[peejman]

I'm not up on the laws in Minnesota, but I'm surprised he's legally allowed to carry during a city council meeting.

[Erik88]

I'm not up on the laws in Minnesota, but I'm surprised he's legally allowed to carry during a city council meeting.

I have family there and from speaking with them it's more left leaning than many realize. I was also surprised to see someone armed in the meeting.

[Hozzie]

Is said he was a former cop and still works in some capacity for them.  I am guessing he isn't considered your normal citizen in relation to carry.

 

"John Elder, a former police officer who currently works as a public information officer for the Minneapolis Police Department

Edited January 28, 2015 by Hozzie

[DWARREN123]

All of them should have been trained and armed!

[300winmag]

Why would it be illegal for him to carry at the meeting?  I can't think of why it would be illegal in Tennessee.

[Garufa]

Why would it be illegal for him to carry at the meeting?  I can't think of why it would be illegal in Tennessee.

 

Because many government buildings are posted?