DGU

“You try to come in through this door, I’m gonna shoot you,” Noggle said he told his neighbor. “He said, “Yeah, where’s the gun?’ and I picked it up. I said, ‘This is the gun and you’re gonna get shot.'”

I’m not sure who I stole the following quote from, but I use it quite a bit: “The mind is like a parachute — it only works if it’s open.”

Recently, a police officer was fired for not shooting a man who had a gun in his hand and was telling the officer to shoot him.

Earlier this month, the 15th anniversary of 9/11 passed. Do you remember where you were when you got the word?

Could you — or better yet should you — be attempting to draw your concealed weapon to engage a deadly threat armed with a knife, impact weapon, long gun or handgun while at reach-out-and-be-touched distance?

“He was put in unfortunate circumstances. I believe there was divine intervention,” Corey Nellis, the police chief in the neighboring city of Avon, said at a news conference Monday.

An Albuquerque, New Mexico man held up another man at gunpoint until police arrived following a hit-and-run.

I was recently asked two kind-of-similar questions about what gun should be acquired for defense against animals.

The question of “should I shoot?” is almost 100 percent dependent on you having a gun with you if you should need one to save your life.