Shots Fired at Love Field in Dallas

[cobber]

What kind of an AR did she have, according to Shannon Watts?

Formerly accused of bank robbery? Interesting...

Woman shot after opening fire at Dallas airport is former bank robbery suspect, police say

 

[BigRed]

Don't believe the public areas are governed by federal laws as it regards firearms. The "sterile" area does from what I find.

Appears there are states where the public area is off limits according to this (albeit a bit older article, so some state laws may have changed since then):

Airport Carry is legal in 44 states, but Florida will put you in jail - Florida Carry, Inc.

44 States allow lawful carry of firearms in the common terminal and baggage claim areas of airports. There are federal laws that restrict firearms, knives, and other weapons in the sterile area beyond the security checkpoint but the unsecured areas of the terminal are subject to state law...

www.floridacarry.org

Guess I could have looked here...

https://handgunlaw.us/states/indiana.pdf

It looks like it's gtg as long as not in the "secured" areas.

Interestingly, charter flights are no go. It does not mention private flights, but guessing (only guessing) those are fine if not subject to going through a "secured area".

 

[hoosierdoc]

Maybe the woke vaxers should use that approach. Unvaxed has covid, all the vaxed have to get mandatory vaxes again…

Like disarming the law abiding when a criminal does something. Genius.

 

[Keith_Indy]

Dallas Love Field Airport shooting: Police ID suspect as Portia Odufuwa, a 37-year-old Texas woman

Texas police have identified the woman suspected of opening fire at the Dallas Love Field Airport Monday morning as Portia Odufuwa, 37. No one else was injured.

www.foxnews.com

Rawle said she had heard from another witness that the suspect "was upset because her husband had got fired from somewhere."

 

[Timjoebillybob]

So reminds me of a question I have been meaning to ask.....

A guy goes to drop off a passenger at the Indianapolis airport. Parks in short term parking, escorts the passenger to the concourse up to the point where a trained monkey has. sign that reads "TSA area" or some such. Guy says wishes the passenger a good trip. Guy then stops to grab a quick bite in the food court of the airport, exits to parking and leaves.

If the guy is carrying during this entire time, has he broken any laws?

Hope not, I've carried in there several times dropping off and picking up people.

Guess I could have looked here...

https://handgunlaw.us/states/indiana.pdf

It looks like it's gtg as long as not in the "secured" areas.

Interestingly, charter flights are no go. It does not mention private flights, but guessing (only guessing) those are fine if not subject to going through a "secured area".

Basically if the flights "for hire" you can't carry, if it's your plane or your friend's who's giving you a ride, you're free to carry. And don't have to go through security.

B****es be crazy...

In this case, yes literally. And in other news I hadn't heard about Chris Brown being fired, any one know about that?

Shooter at Dallas Love Field once said she was ‘God’s prophet,’ wife of singer Chris Brown

As recently as last summer a Dallas County judge found the woman accused of opening fire inside a terminal at Dallas Love Field airport was not a danger to...

www.dallasnews.com

 

[jsx1043]

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New soyjack just dropped.

Thank God he had that mask on to protect him.

 

[jsx1043]

So reminds me of a question I have been meaning to ask.....

A guy goes to drop off a passenger at the Indianapolis airport. Parks in short term parking, escorts the passenger to the concourse up to the point where a trained monkey has. sign that reads "TSA area" or some such. Guy says wishes the passenger a good trip. Guy then stops to grab a quick bite in the food court of the airport, exits to parking and leaves.

If the guy is carrying during this entire time, has he broken any laws?

All GTG and perfectly legal.

 

[wtburnette]

So reminds me of a question I have been meaning to ask.....

A guy goes to drop off a passenger at the Indianapolis airport. Parks in short term parking, escorts the passenger to the concourse up to the point where a trained monkey has. sign that reads "TSA area" or some such. Guy says wishes the passenger a good trip. Guy then stops to grab a quick bite in the food court of the airport, exits to parking and leaves.

If the guy is carrying during this entire time, has he broken any laws?

Already answered, but not illegal. Used to carry all the time at the Indianapolis airport when picking up my stepson for his visit in the summer. My Dad and I both would be carrying while waiting for him. Would sit in the main area and wait for him to disembark, grab food in the food court area if needed and head out. NBD.

 

[JCSR]

We now have video. Nice work by the officer.

 

[Keith_Indy]

Great, now they’re going to expect leg shots from now on…

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

We now have video. Nice work by the officer.

Here is a video without having to wait for the Chief to speak.

 

[BigRed]

Good work.

Not as fast as the Geenwood Kid, but good work nonetheless!

 

[printcraft]

Thank God he had that mask on to protect him.

Is that ******** still going on? I thought the airlines stopped that nonsense.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

That cop was Quick! Good job there.

 

[jsx1043]

Is that ******** still going on? I thought the airlines stopped that nonsense.

I believe the mask the mandate is no longer in effect for the airlines.

I’m of the inclination that the person in question wears the mask as a magic security talisman to ward off evil spirits.

 

[BugI02]

I know, which is why I found it odd that they rescreened everyone because an unscreened Person pulled a gun

In case the incident was a distraction in order to slip someone through security in the confusion?