What NOT to do in an active shooter situation

a reply to: Shamrock6

Why would any organization even give him an honorary anything? He's a poseur, nothing more...

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: FlyingFox

Into a building with people in it? Umm...bad idea. Really bad.

Counter-sniper...pretty straight forward.

He's shooting wildly into a crowd for sustained periods, and you guys are worried about a few stray rounds impacting the room he's in because ~maybe~ someone else is in there....what?

At a minimum, the shooter's fire could be suppressed.

All in a day's work.

Dan was there, and did the right thing.... made the call, live. In my book that beats sitting behind a keyboard second-guessing it, but whatever.

originally posted by: spy66
a reply to: Irishhaf

There is probably a good Reason why this fella only completed 95% of seal selections.....
He probably had to walk do to attitude issues that dont work well within a seal team.

lol, only 95% of SEAL training....omg.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
Dan was there, and did the right thing.... made the call, live. In my book that beats sitting behind a keyboard second-guessing it, but whatever.

How was Dan the Man going to snipe someone with a sidearm?

originally posted by: FlyingFox

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: FlyingFox

Into a building with people in it? Umm...bad idea. Really bad.

Counter-sniper...pretty straight forward.

He's shooting wildly into a crowd for sustained periods, and you guys are worried about a few stray rounds impacting the room he's in because ~maybe~ someone else is in there....what?

At a minimum, the shooter's fire could be suppressed.

All in a day's work.

Dan was there, and did the right thing.... made the call, live. In my book that beats sitting behind a keyboard second-guessing it, but whatever.

This entire comment makes me think your avatar is a self-portrait, rather than something satirical.

a reply to: FlyingFox

This might seam funny to many people.

The once who compleat seal training are not even close to be operative operators. The special training starts after.

a reply to: FlyingFox

Without knowing where other people, innocent people, are in the building?

Umm...no.

a reply to: spy66

But true, never the less.

Dan requested the long gun from the police, in case people missed that.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
I like Dan, and he did the right thing.

What would that be? Impersonating a police officer?

After investigating further. Dan Bilzerian is not a registered police officer and it is again against Nevada state law to impersonate one.

How did Dan do this? He showed his credentials and then the Officer told him he should know better...

Now this begs to be answered What credentials did he show? his booted out of the SEAL program?

So now the real mystery opens up...Another millionaire with weapons now either he is a deep cover agent and just blew his cover on Worldwide video or he is a poser who just incriminated himself trying to get a gun from a Police Officer with FAKE credentials...

Tell me again how this bravado was the "Right thing" to do?

a reply to: Shamrock6

THAT'S why I wouldn't try to be a cop .
I WOULD HAVE to kill them.
IT'S NOT REALLY voluntary anymore and I don't really care .
It, HOWEVER, would really hurt to kill an innocent by stupidly not considering bullet travel .BUT the enemy MUST get hit and I AM NOT trained in discretionary combat.
Like JASON with a gun and quiet is all I got with good aim.
I can do HORRIBLE things in arms reach..ME and Marv in Sin City ,man.