Passive behavior probably leaves robbery victim paralyzed
From St. Louis Today:
Christopher Sanna had parked at the Old Cathedral parking lot and was waking to his car. According to police, two men in a dark-colored sedan drove up to them. The driver got out with a gun and demanded their property. The woman gave the gunman her purse, and the couple turned to run away. The gunman fired several shots in their direction, hitting Sanna in the back.Thanks to Tony Troglio for the link.
"They turned to run away, but they didn't make it very far," Candis Sanna said. "As soon as they gave them the stuff, they were going to try to run away but he shot them. They were within arm's reach." . . .
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posted by John Lott at 11:18 AM
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Candis Sanna added: "It's gotten really scary in the past year. And you can't carry a gun to protect yourself because you can't take it in the stadium."
The mom hints at the fact they'd CCW but cannot because of the stadium rules. This wasn't passive behavior, this was the stadium preventing lawful carry and not being held liable for it.
This is the next frontier in RKBA. No one has shown any interest in pushing it however.
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