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  • bobzilla

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    I would also like to know more specifics. I know that my edc can hit steel at 47 yards but it’s more artillery than firearm. It ain’t pretty and under pressure I wouldn’t want to count on it being effective. Maybe I need to start looking at 4” commanders….
     

    nucular

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    I would also like to know more specifics. I know that my edc can hit steel at 47 yards but it’s more artillery than firearm. It ain’t pretty and under pressure I wouldn’t want to count on it being effective. Maybe I need to start looking at 4” commanders….

    Using a red dot? I can easily get out to 50 on mine (stress not included)
     

    NHT3

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    FTFY. I may have missed it but has the handgun used been released?
    I know a guy that was involved in a similar incident a few years in Marion county and the firearm was not released quickly, in fact I'm not sure if it was returned. It may be different in Johnson county, at least I hope that would be the case..
    There could be a need for some sort of fund for a civil suit but I can't imagine there will be criminal charges. I'm in for the civil suit fund if one is necessary.
     

    chipbennett

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    Just an FYI.......this is not Greenwood Park Mall in Greenwood, Indiana........lol, you guys are looking at Greenwood Mall in Bowling Green Kentucky I think.....hope nobody has cussed out Simon Malls yet.

    Edit: I found Simons CoC.......looks about the same. https://www.simon.com/legal/code-of-conduct
    All Simon Group mall are posted "no guns".
     

    HoosierLife

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    Seems to me the smart thing for the 'Good Samaritan' would be to re-holster after the event, quietly walk out and disappear. Then engage counsel to discuss the situation with the police. And stay out of the press as we can see they are spinning it that he should not have had a weapon at the mall.
     

    chipbennett

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    I believe it's legal. But he can be trespassed.
    Not now, they can't. I assume he's no longer on their property. I guess they could have said to him, "Yeah, guy that just saved a bunch of lives? We demand you leave." And had he refused to leave, they could have asked the responding officers to enforce their trespass. And then had he still refused to leave, the officers could have cited him with trespass.

    But, somehow, I really don't see it ever playing out that way. (A lifetime ban from Simon Group properties is, sadly, conceivable, though.)
     
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