Guns in your trunk

[schafe]

The guy obviously had a history of workplace problems, probably borderline psycho, he thought ahead enough to bring his shotgun to work that day knowing his eval was going to occur

Good insight! For 18 years I was in the position of giving performance evaluations, and I can tell you that people do know when they are about to get a poor evaluation. You can see it in their face, their language and their body language. I never have let fear of an employee stop me from delivering a deserved poor review, but, believe me, it sure made me situationally aware, since that workplace was a "gun free zone".

 

[Z-Glock23]

I live 20-30minutes from Portage and I didn't even hear of this inncident.

 

[copper]

Good thing for him it was a "Gun Free" zone....

 

[Que]

Many people I know are law abiding citizens until they drop their kids off at school; get to IUPUI for their night class or walk into the front door of the government center. If it's legal to carry a firearm, but you can't keep it in your car while at work, then you become a criminal. The laws, with school and university restrictions are already unfair. A crazy person will kill with or without a legal carrying permit. We make simple things very difficult.

 

[JDonhardt]

...looking just a tad deeper, hundreds - if not thousands - of RESPONSIBLE gun owners did NOT shoot their coworkers, even though they kept their guns safely in their vehicles during the work day.

Lets take a look at all the cases where shootings did NOT happen for once and add that to the equation.