YEA! YEA! YEA!

PTL!

However, in Alice's rabbit hole where Marx et al traversed enroute to hell . . . {joke} . . .

IF

an event doesn't fit the globalist agenda,

it didn't happen.

It has to be UNREAL

before the Marxists will convince the populace it was "real."

Quote: Justme wrote in post #1

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I know I didn't.

Maybe because an off duty Police Officer shot him before he could kill anyone. Not very newsworthy today.


Witnesses said numerous shots were fired inside and outside the Santikos Mayan Palace 14 theater complex on Southwest Military Drive around 9:25 p.m., setting off the scramble to safety before police and EMS arrived. The complex was evacuated and sealed off for several hours.

Detective Louis Antu, spokesman for the Bexar County Sherriff's Office, said the shooting began at a nearby China Garden and “carried on into the theater.”
At one point, the suspect fired at a San Antonio Police Department patrol car, Antu said.
“He was shooting at a marked unit,” Antu said. “He knows he was shooting at an officer so that's (an) automatic (charge of) attempted capital murder.”

After the suspect reached the theater, an off duty Bexar County Sheriff officer who was working at the theater shot at him and possibly struck him, Antu said.

“She took all appropriate action to keep everyone safe in the movie theater,” Antu said.
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Bexar County sheriff's Sgt. Lisa Castellano, who was working off-duty as a security guard at the Mayan Palace, chased the gunman toward the back of the theater. The 13-year department veteran cornered him after he ran into a men's restroom, shooting him several times and taking his gun, Pollard said.

Armando Olguin, an off-duty San Antonio Independent School District police officer, restrained him using the sergeant's handcuffs, Pollard said.

Garcia was rushed to SAMMC, where he was in stable condition in the intensive care unit Monday.
Bexar County officials said Castellano was told not to talk to media about the shooting because the investigation is ongoing.

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She's Getting An Award

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Of course we didn't hear about this. It goes against the narrative and agenda being pushed. A mass murder was avoided because of someone carrying. She even managed to subdue the freak without killing him.

Bexar County sheriff's Sgt. Lisa Castellano, who was working off-duty as a security guard at the Mayan Palace, chased the gunman toward the back of the theater. The 13-year department veteran cornered him after he ran into a men's restroom, shooting him several times and taking his gun, Pollard said.

Good news bump!