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Sounds like this guy was attempting suicide by police. That's where someone is too afraid to actually pull the trigger on himself, so he goes and points a gun at a police officer so they will kill him. Of course, I'm just speculating by the fact that he was armed to the teeth in a front office of a school and didn't shoot anyone.
Police identified the suspect as Michael Brandon Hill, 20, and said he will face charges including aggravated assault on a police officer, terroristic threats and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Better solution, more laws on the books that the Government will selectively enforce.
I mean maybe if we put him on super double secret probation, he'd follow the law of the land?
Police identified the suspect as Michael Brandon Hill, 20, and said he will face charges including aggravated assault on a police officer, terroristic threats and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Better solution, more laws on the books that the Government will selectively enforce.
I mean maybe if we put him on super double secret probation, he'd follow the law of the land?
They should have made the school a gun free zone, that definatly would have prevented this.
Sounds like this guy was attempting suicide by police. That's where someone is too afraid to actually pull the trigger on himself, so he goes and points a gun at a police officer so they will kill him. Of course, I'm just speculating by the fact that he was armed to the teeth in a front office of a school and didn't shoot anyone.
Good thing this didn't really happen because we don't allow guns in schools.
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