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Originally Posted by StanT
The fact is, she wasn't a random parishoner with a CCW. She was specifically asked to carry and act as security that day because of her training and a prior incident in Denver.
The point is that organized, trained security stopped the gunman. Not a random CCW.
I have no doubt that someone can come up with a case where random CCW actually stopped violence, but this isn't it.
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Well trained security stopped the gunman? Try a well trained CCW holder.
You can spin it however you want, but a security guard ex-cop with no CCW wouldn't of done jack shit. This same lady in a 'gun free' zone would of been another helpless bystander.
Another thing I don't understand is 'random CCW'. What is random about deciding to walk around with a loaded gun in the case that you may need to use it to protect yourself or stop a mass shooting.
There is nothing 'random' about a CCW license.