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Media Ignores Shooting Stopped by Law-Abiding Gun Owner

Submitted by legalizeliberty on Mon, 12/31/2012 - 10:45

On Sunday December 17, 2012, 2 days after the CT shooting, a man went to a restaurant in San Antonio to kill his X-girlfriend. After he shot her, most of the people in the restaurant fled next door to a theater. The gunman followed them and entered the theater so he could shoot more people. He started shooting and people in the theater started running and screaming. It’s like the Aurora, CO theater story plus a restaurant!

Now aren’t you wondering why this isn’t a lead story in the national media along with the school shooting?

There was an off duty county deputy at the theater. SHE pulled out her gun and shot the man 4 times before he had a chance to kill anyone. So since this story makes the point that the best thing to stop a bad person with a gun is a good person with a gun, the media is treating it like it never happened.

Only the local media covered it. The city is giving her a medal next week. Just thought you’d like to know.

Continue:
http://www.infowars.com/media-ignores-shooting-stopped-by-la...

Are You Kidding Me?

Submitted by IMissLiberty on Mon, 12/31/2012 - 14:05. Permalink

The media coverage was HUGE at the time. Old news.

The media made all the obvious comparisons to the earlier event, and interviewed witnesses, etc. I saw it on the news, and I don't even watch TV news.

This news is so old because: the investigation was much simpler, there were fewer victims, it didn't last as long, children weren't involved, etc. The public doesn't have any further interest in this story. It's over.

It's bad enough dealing with all the real "conspiracies" without making this one up. This is free-market at work: the public has lost interest in this.

Believe me, if there was any more money to be made covering this story, the media would be all over it. (I guess Alex can still make use of it.)

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