Brian4Liberty
01-14-2019, 11:34 AM
There has been much coverage of the tragic murder of this young woman. What will not be talked about is that this killer had been involved in an assault at work, had his gun confiscated, and it did no good. He was not allowed to have guns, yet he procured some anyway, and proceeded to commit a murder.
Criminals and psychopaths will always be able to get guns or use other means to kill people. But this will never stop the efforts to repeal the 2nd Amendment and confiscate guns from all law-abiding citizens. Non-law-abiders will always have guns.
It is still unclear why the Davis resident began shooting last Thursday night. In a press conference Friday, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said it was unlikely that Officer Corona ever saw her shooter.
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The casino's Public Relations Official, Mike Traum, released the following statement:
“The death of Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona is an incredible, senseless tragedy. Our deepest sympathies go out to Officer Corona’s family, her fellow officers, and the entire Davis community.
As indicated in court records, the suspect was an employee of Cache Creek Casino Resort who was involved in an altercation in September 2018. The incident was reported to the Sheriff’s Office and the suspect’s employment ended immediately thereafter. We cannot offer any further details on this personnel matter."
The charges were brought down to a misdemeanor as part of an October plea agreement, on the condition that Limbaugh surrender all firearms to the Davis Police Department, Doroshov said. Limbaugh turned in an AR-15 to the department last November.
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More: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/crime/accused-davis-shooter-said-he-was-hit-by-ultrasonic-waves-in-letter/103-4e2e6dea-4ed4-4537-b4da-eee80b56cb2e
Criminals and psychopaths will always be able to get guns or use other means to kill people. But this will never stop the efforts to repeal the 2nd Amendment and confiscate guns from all law-abiding citizens. Non-law-abiders will always have guns.
It is still unclear why the Davis resident began shooting last Thursday night. In a press conference Friday, Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said it was unlikely that Officer Corona ever saw her shooter.
...
The casino's Public Relations Official, Mike Traum, released the following statement:
“The death of Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona is an incredible, senseless tragedy. Our deepest sympathies go out to Officer Corona’s family, her fellow officers, and the entire Davis community.
As indicated in court records, the suspect was an employee of Cache Creek Casino Resort who was involved in an altercation in September 2018. The incident was reported to the Sheriff’s Office and the suspect’s employment ended immediately thereafter. We cannot offer any further details on this personnel matter."
The charges were brought down to a misdemeanor as part of an October plea agreement, on the condition that Limbaugh surrender all firearms to the Davis Police Department, Doroshov said. Limbaugh turned in an AR-15 to the department last November.
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More: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/crime/accused-davis-shooter-said-he-was-hit-by-ultrasonic-waves-in-letter/103-4e2e6dea-4ed4-4537-b4da-eee80b56cb2e