"Crump said there was no disturbance and that Fortson was home alone on a video call with another person, who reported the airman heard a knock on the door.

Fortson, according to the witness, asked, "Who is it?" But he didn't receive an answer. After a subsequent "aggressive" second knock and seeing no one through the peephole, Fortson grabbed his legally owned gun, Crump detailed."

"The doctor said there were over 300 dog bites, over 500 stitches, and 100 lacerations," Angela Culbertson said. "They ripped his cheek off, his chin, his heels of his feet."

Just a reminder to carry when bicycling. Happened near where I used to bike to work. Ignore the idiots who call you a tacti-turd for carrying in a chest-pack, or something else appropriate when exercising.

https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/man-dies-after-being-attacked-by-pack-of-dogs-in-south-kansas-city-police-say

https://youtu.be/kIRpe7iESVw?si=zpNOiGCJShMQNLMz

News report at the 3:07 mark in the video and the Phoenix Police SGT officially briefs the incident at the 6:31 mark. According to the media report, man received a text message from a unknown individual of erroneous reports of an active shooter (There was a shooting incident as talked about earlier in the video, where a few family members got into a physical altercation just outside of Terminal 4 at Sky Habor Airport in Phoenix the led to gunfire, but was not an active shooter) the man responds to the airport bringing firearms in a attempt to take down the active shooter.. The man gets into some physical altercation with police and is arrested.

Learning/talking points: Don't be this guy. Be trained and smart. Let's be honest, we do on occasion see post here where people have this "hero complex" where they think they are going to intervene in a active shooter and save the day with their compact SD9 and little to no training, trained self awareness and situational awareness and common sense. You can have all the zeal in the world, but if you have no training, you are going to just be a complete liability like this guy.

EDIT: Correction on typo in title: "Harbor not Habor".

https://www.wdbj7.com/2024/08/23/suspect-apparent-carjacking-shot-med-flighted/

Pennsylvania is a stand your ground state.

With that being said I think the situation could’ve been avoided, the owner of the car put themselves in front of the car creating a threat. Insurance claim or justified?

I can kinda see both sides. Looking for some thoughts from you guys.

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/newton-scott-hayes-arraignment-pro-israel-rally-shooting/3487763/?amp=1

RIP Legend!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-gZuFcEu0E

Paul Harrell passed away recently and has a huge impact on the firearm community. Despite that, he is not allowed to have a Wikipedia page.