re: #168 Dopamine Fish

Well, give the man credit, he DID stop the bad guy with the gun. The only problem is, the police mistook HIM for the bad guy with the gun, which makes our entire point: “How, exactly, do the police tell the difference between a bad guy with a gun and a good guy with a gun?”

Years ago, I remember an article about the Gifford shooting. According to the article, a “good” man with a gun was present but he was uncertain about who was the criminal and so did not shoot. As it turned out, the person he thought was the shooter was an innocent bystander.