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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 979212" data-attributes="member: 17969">What suits me , is the law taking down an obvious gun freak attempting to make a VIOLENT point by trying to force &quot;HIS&quot; right to possess guns on the rest of the world.&nbsp; The police have a job to do, and thats to protect the public.&nbsp; Erik Scott was a violent person, aggressive, loud, vulgar and physical.&nbsp; These are all the ingredients for a violent confrontation.&nbsp; Like a bad poker player, Erik Scott went &quot;all in&quot; with a bad hand and paid the ultimate price.Instead of &quot;heeding&quot; the store managers request and walking out of the store and putting is weapon(S) in his vehicle and complying with the stores policies, Erik Scott instead began damaging merchandise, yelling, threatening every store employee involved and insisting that he and his girlfriend were going to finish shopping no matter what &quot;he&quot; was being told.He took his time and the police had enough time to set a perimeter, establish a command center and ORDER an evacuation of the store.There is NOTHING brutal about shooting Erik Scott, the police were holding all the aces in that hand.TO say the POLICE are at fault in this case is just silly.&nbsp;&nbsp; People who try to live their lives insisting on carrying guns and becoming violent with them just because they have them deserve everything that come with it.PeaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 979212, member: 17969"] What suits me , is the law taking down an obvious gun freak attempting to make a VIOLENT point by trying to force "HIS" right to possess guns on the rest of the world. The police have a job to do, and thats to protect the public. Erik Scott was a violent person, aggressive, loud, vulgar and physical. These are all the ingredients for a violent confrontation. Like a bad poker player, Erik Scott went "all in" with a bad hand and paid the ultimate price. Instead of "heeding" the store managers request and walking out of the store and putting is weapon(S) in his vehicle and complying with the stores policies, Erik Scott instead began damaging merchandise, yelling, threatening every store employee involved and insisting that he and his girlfriend were going to finish shopping no matter what "he" was being told. He took his time and the police had enough time to set a perimeter, establish a command center and ORDER an evacuation of the store. There is NOTHING brutal about shooting Erik Scott, the police were holding all the aces in that hand. TO say the POLICE are at fault in this case is just silly. People who try to live their lives insisting on carrying guns and becoming violent with them just because they have them deserve everything that come with it. Peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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