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4 dead, 2 injured in shooting at Indiana mall, police say

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  • austin20

    Thank God for the armed civilian who stopped the shooter from taking more innocent lives

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  • Wild Turkey

    Did anyone else notice something important hidden down in the story?

    "At least three people are dead and two others hospitalized after a shooting at an Indianapolis-area shopping mall on Sunday.

    The suspect is also dead after opening fire in the food court of the Greenwood Park Mall in Indiana, police said.

    Greenwood Police Chief Jim Ison said the department received calls of an active shooter in the mall's food court at about 6:05 p.m.

    The suspected shooter had a rifle with several magazines of ammunition, and he entered the food court and began shooting, Ison said.

    The chief said a good Samaritan who was armed shot the gunman, who appeared to use a long gun, according to Ison. The suspect was "shot by an armed individual," Greenwood Mayor Mark Myers also said."


    At least 3 dead after shooting at Indianapolis-area mall (msn.com)

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  • cbxjeff

    Other members beat me to it.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I heard the civilian went to his car got a gun and back in to to stop the shooter

    sad news in NY of CA and other states the civilian would be charged with murder

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  • Mobuck

    "I heard the civilian went to his car got a gun and back in to to stop the shooter"

    Well, that renders the self defense issue null and void.

    Sheeple need to learn to defend themselves w/o waiting for someone else to help.

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  • jimdeere

    Very little information at this time.

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  • austin20

    Greenwood Police Chief James Ison confirmed Sunday that the shooter was shot and killed by a man visiting the mall.


    “The real hero of the day was the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in the food court and was able to stop the shooter almost as soon as he began,” Ison said.

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  • Grasshopper

    Well, lastest, mall doesn't allow concealed carry and the good guy came out of bathroom and shot the murderer, police chief calls the individual that he most likely saved many lives that evening. Charges, ? well if I was him, trial by jury if it comes to that..

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  • austin20

    Carrying in a mall that posts no carry is not illegal. It only becomes illegal if you are ask to leave and you refuse, then you are trespassing. At least that’s how it works in my home state.

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  • Sam06

    No guns allowed in the malls around here. Another reason I haven't been in a mall in at least 25 years.

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  • mohawk600
    Ditch-Runner: 30466707600539/comments/30466694990491

    I heard the civilian went to his car got a gun and back in to to stop the shooter

    sad news in NY of CA and other states the civilian would be charged with murder

    No sir............you are thinking about the gas station robbery in Houston.

    The "armed civilian" in the mall did not run out to get his gun. He had it on his person.

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  • select-fire

    Indiana July 1st allows anyone to carry a handgun..no permit needed

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  • hoosier

    Very little on National news about this today, just 30 seconds or so..

    Good Guy takes a Bad Guy down.

    I've got a concealed Carry License here in Ky . "Concealed Deadly Weapons License" Firearm goes every wehere I go except for where the Law say NO (Government Buildings)

    Posting a Sign in Indiana about no Firearms allowed is not a Law.. They can ask you to leave . if you don't, the Mall can call it trespassing and call the police. Even in most events they will just walk you outside and watch till you drive away.

    I do feel for the person that took down the Shooter, He was in the right , but will still have some thought processes to go over about what happened.

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  • William81

    "I do feel for the person that took down the Shooter, He was in the right , but will still have some thought processes to go over about what happened."

    Yes and the family of the Monster that was taken out will end up with some dirtbag attorney that will try to sue the "Good Guy" in this case and the mall too if they think they can get some traction or at least a bone to make them go away... I read one article about the situation and they hit really hard on how it is against the Mall's rules to carry on their premises. Not much on how the guy likely saved a lot of folks with his quick action...

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  • SW0320
    @...: 30466707600539/comments/30466680134811

    Carrying in a mall that posts no carry is not illegal. It only becomes illegal if you are ask to leave and you refuse, then you are trespassing. At least that’s how it works in my home state.

    Depends on state law. Some state laws make a crime just by being on the property with the sign. Other states the property owner has to sign a trespass complaint against you.

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  • austin20
    William81: 30466707600539/comments/30466665992859

    "I do feel for the person that took down the Shooter, He was in the right , but will still have some thought processes to go over about what happened."

    Yes and the family of the Monster that was taken out will end up with some dirtbag attorney that will try to sue the "Good Guy" in this case and the mall too if they think they can get some traction or at least a bone to make them go away... I read one article about the situation and they hit really hard on how it is against the Mall's rules to carry on their premises. Not much on how the guy likely saved a lot of folks with his quick action...

    IF suit is brought against the good guy I would be willing to contribute to his defense

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  • Ditch-Runner
    mohawk600: 30466707600539/comments/30466696078491

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11348447#Comment_11348447

    No sir............you are thinking about the gas station robbery in Houston.

    The "armed civilian" in the mall did not run out to get his gun. He had it on his person.

    I stand corrected, you are right ,

    I did see later on he had his gun with him

    now the anti-gunners are mad because he was armed in a gun free zone . they seem to not care about the bad guy killing and having one

    just more proof its not about saving lives , its all about control of the people

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  • hoosier

    More info Shooter spent over an hour in the Bathroom next to food court. Was a 20 Year with a Sig Sauer Ar Type rifle. Extra Magazines. Left another firearm in the bathroom and tried to his flush his phone.

    Left a laptop and a butane can in a oven, that was on in his apartment. Eviction notice and unemployed.

    Leaving the bathroom and 24 Shots killing 3 , injuring 2 more. In two mins from the first shot, he was stopped. Good Guy fired up to 10 shots.

    Under 21, Had over $ 2,500 worth of firearms ( Ar-15), Seems he had to get sicced up to go. Sounds familiar. No wonder the Leftist anti-gun folks were mad ,the Shooter was stopped so soon. Did not fulfill the narrative, they wanted to push thier ajenda forward.. I might going overboard here.

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  • allen griggs

    by: Jacob Burbrink - Digital Investigative Reporter and Producer

    Updated: Jul 18, 2022 / 07:12 AM EDT


    GREENWOOD, Ind. — While police are crediting a Bartholomew County man for shooting and killing a suspect in the Greenwood Park Mall shooting, mall policy states he should not have been carrying to begin with.


    Greenwood Police Chief James Ison confirmed Sunday that the shooter was shot and killed by a man visiting the mall. The Good Samaritan, as police called him, was armed with a handgun.


    “The real hero of the day was the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in the food court and was able to stop the shooter almost as soon as he began,” Ison said.


    Police say the 22-year-old from Bartholomew County had a legal gun permit. However, according to mall policy, the man should not have been carrying his handgun in the mall in the first place.


    Last updated in April 2020, Simon Property Group states in its code of conduct that no weapons are allowed at their shopping centers. The group is the owner of the Greenwood Park Mall.


    The property group has worked with Greenwood police for several planned security technology upgrades after recent incidents at the mall including two incidents where employees were held at gunpoint in the parking lot.

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  • jimdeere

    "Last updated in April 2020, Simon Property Group states in its code of conduct that no weapons are allowed at their shopping centers. The group is the owner of the Greenwood Park Mall...."

    Maybe they need to re-visit their code of conduct.

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  • mohawk600
    hoosier: 30466707600539/comments/30466665693979

    Very little on National news about this today, just 30 seconds or so..

    Good Guy takes a Bad Guy down.

    I've got a concealed Carry License here in Ky . "Concealed Deadly Weapons License" Firearm goes every wehere I go except for where the Law say NO (Government Buildings)

    Posting a Sign in Indiana about no Firearms allowed is not a Law.. They can ask you to leave . if you don't, the Mall can call it trespassing and call the police. Even in most events they will just walk you outside and watch till you drive away.

    I do feel for the person that took down the Shooter, He was in the right , but will still have some thought processes to go over about what happened.

    He "the good guy" should feel like a hero.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    One of the gun Podcaster said he the good guy broke no laws it's really just a suggestion to not carry a gun in the mall no law said he could not

    but if ask to leave and you refuse they can charge you with trespassin

    He is some GOA rep and said he carries evey where for the exact reason

    If signs worked just post no one allowed to shoot any one in this mall

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  • jimdeere

    "WTHR points out that Dicken did not have any formal police or military firearm training. Rather, “he learned to shoot from his grandfather.”

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  • kannoneer

    I have heard less about this shooting than most mall shootings. I think anti-gun people have always feared something like this would happen, and they certainly don't want to encourage law-abiding folks to carry.

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  • austin20
    jimdeere: 30466707600539/comments/30466729050011

    "WTHR points out that Dicken did not have any formal police or military firearm training. Rather, “he learned to shoot from his grandfather.”

    The good guy is only 22 years old. Is that what I read?

    Wow, what a very courageous young man

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  • hoosier

    Now the Geenwood Police are saying, only 15 seconds occurred between first shots fired , and when the Shooter went down.

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  • austin20
    hoosier: 30466707600539/comments/30466682917531

    Now the Geenwood Police are saying, only 15 seconds occurred between first shots fired , and when the Shooter went down.

    Our hero has great reaction time too

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  • serf
    Grasshopper: 30466707600539/comments/30466692810523

    Well, lastest, mall doesn't allow concealed carry and the good guy came out of bathroom and shot the murderer, police chief calls the individual that he most likely saved many lives that evening. Charges, ? well if I was him, trial by jury if it comes to that..

    That is an iffy option if you live in progressive leftist community. That guy in N.Y.stabbing the bad guy would still be under indictment if it was not for the video he had in place.

    serf

    https://nypost.com/2022/07/05/video-shows-nyc-bodega-worker-allegedly-stabbing-man-to-death/

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  • B17-P51

    In our state the landlord cannot prohibit legal carry guns in the common areas of the property. Be it an apartment building or mall. Only the tenants can prohibit carry into their respective businesses or apartments.

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