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Shooting at Planned Parenthood in Colorado Springs. 3 officers injured, gunman contained, no other details.
"Contained" to a building, but not in custody right?
Heard 2 officers shot, 1 officer unknown injuries.
http://www.mprnews.org/story/2015/11...lorado-springs
Gunman no longer contained. Police cannot locate him, unknown if they have a hostage situation. Witness claims 20 shots fired over a few minutes. Police have a half mile radius lockdown.
Damn, that's for the update
Odds the shooter is pro-life?
The shooting supposedly started in the King Soopers (grocery store) parking lot and he retreated to the PP? While the PP part may only be coincidental, media outlets will love it.
It's important to wait until more details come out to draw any specific conclusions. On the other hand, it's no surprise that we have yet another gun incident involving a significant number of people (and in this case police officers being wounded).
As an aside, since we have some LEO people on the board, what is the general feeling of LEOs regarding gun regulations and gun control? Beyond any questions of whether or not a higher gun ownership rate / looser gun laws correlate with more frequent gun violence incidents, do things like open carry, etc., potentially complicate active shooter situations because you might have shooter who pose a larger threat to responding officers, bystanders who could be mistaken for a shooter, etc.? Or does it end up not making much of a difference in reality?
Now this is a situation you could relate to ISIS.
This is a particularly long 'active shooter' type situation, no? Guy's been holed up a couple hours, injuring law enforcement and civilians alike.
I can't believe this dude is actively engaging with police but the ordeal still hasn't come to a conclusion after a few hours... this dude is p. good.
wow i hope they didn't disrupt too much baby killing
Religious belief that god is telling you to kill people, yeah. Simple solution is to get rid of religion and just believe in darwin.
I mean, no offense, but police aren't exactly CQB and tactical masterminds. Their job is most likely to contain the situation and try to resolve it without any hostages(?) or officers being killed.
There are plenty of ways to assault a building through force that can be employed successfully.
4 officers injured, 3 civs. 2 shootouts with the gunman since noonish. No one in the clinic has made it out.
I get the ideas in a perfect world, but I mean if someone is shooting at you, generally I'd think Police would be likely to return fire if not for anything but cover for their wounded. Just seemed crazy to me that he hadn't been hit in one of the exchanges pretty much.
5 civs, no motive, long gun, shooting has only been in the building.