Woman saves 117 lives!

[Cavman]

Where can I send Lisa a box of ammo? :clap:

http://thebostontribune.com/woman-w...ives-after-stopping-department-store-shooter/

 

[Chupaca]

Wow...!!

She is right about being in the right place at the right time but what are the odds that it would be someone who can do what she did....ray:

 

[Gray Ghost]

Where can I send Lisa a box of ammo? :clap:

http://thebostontribune.com/woman-w...ives-after-stopping-department-store-shooter/

You can send it to never-never land. That site is bogus, if you look at some of their articles it will become very apparent that they make up crap to draw people in. One of them was about 23 states banning hollow point ammunition. I did a little research on them at that time. They referenced a particular state representative in Maine with a quote. It is easy to look up state representatives. The one they named did not exist. I also did a "whois" search on the domain name. They use a service to hide the actual person the domain belongs to, the site is hosted on GoDaddy (most professional news sites aren't), and it has only been in existence since Sept 17, 2016.

 

[pitzerwm]

If it is posted by any "location" that it is a gun free zone, she can and it seems the dept. store will sue her under the federal law or require the feds to charge her. IMO this just shows that "gun control" won't/doesn't work. The dept. store should immediately remove the signs and say that they meant to take them down earlier. The CEO obviously is a real left winger thinking that the bad people will comply. There would probably be a bunch of dead people if Ms. Harris had read the sign and abided by it. But of course, that would just help the anti gun people convince the naive that we need to confiscate the guns of law abiding people.


Check out Chicago as one example where they have extreme gun laws and it one of the killing capitals in the world.

 

[Cavman]

[h=2]:banghead:
I got this from the original sender of the email, JPFO, about the post:

Apologies[/h]It turns out that our article today was not genuine and we do apologize for that. It had been a recommended piece, but checks should have been made it is now very apparent. We try to authenticate as a general rule but on this one we obviously slipped up.

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[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Where can I send Lisa a box of ammo? :clap:

http://thebostontribune.com/woman-w...ives-after-stopping-department-store-shooter/

Total complete fake story.

Associated Media Coverage is a well-known purveyor of fake news that has been shamelessly exploiting recent occurrences of gun violence by publishing fabricated clickbait stories reporting similar incidents (in this case playing on the 23 September 2016 shooting deaths of five people at the Cascade Mall in Burlington, Washington).
Although many readers may now be familiar with Associated Media Coverage's reputation, the site has recently started publishing articles under the banners of fictitious newspapers such as The Boston Tribune and The Baltimore Gazette:

See http://www.snopes.com/concealed-carry-department-store-shooter/

Another quote, post #4 on this site: http://www.personaldefenseforum.com...aves-Multiple-Lives-After-Stopping-Department

I think ccw9mm may be right.

I couldn't find anything on Randall Pierce or Lisa Harris on the internet except this one story from the Boston Tribune.

I can't even find a Chief of Police Mathew Collingsworth in Virginia - OR a Bradford's Department store located in Virginia.

Cavman, save yourself further embarrassment and delete this thread.