Attempted gun grab

[Fenway]

Video

Order In The Court! Killer Reaches For Gun - Caught On Camera Michigan Murder Trial Candy Fisher Michael Fisher Nicole Bergdorf

 

[esrice]

Wow.

That was alot of screaming by one single woman.

 

[SavageEagle]

should have let the gun jump out on its own and let it shoot the bastard! I remember the story in the news, he would have deserved it.

 

[Hiram Abiff]

Guess I don't understand why his hands weren't cuffed!?!

 

[Bigum1969]

It's amazing that deputy didn't lose his gun.

I, too wonder why he wasn't cuffed. Sometimes defense atorneys don't want their clients handcuffed because it makes them look "guilty".

 

[JetGirl]

Whoa! That's some kind of messed up, right there.

 

[in812]

should have let the gun jump out on its own and let it shoot the bastard! I remember the story in the news, he would have deserved it.

big +1

 

[Dave]

What strikes me is how calm the guy looks and then he flips a switch to crazy. Anyone notice him laughing on the way out?

 

[Yamaha]

i'm guessing that was a thumb lock holster, as with a fobus the guy most likely would have had that gun

his legs are shackled too, so why not cuffed to at least the table as well?
Andrew

 

[indyninja]

scary stuff

 

[rhino]

Fortunately the disaster was averted ... this time.

Remember the guy who overpowered his guard in the courthouse in Atlanta a couple of years ago? Too many people died that day. And, in my opinion, it would have been resolved more quickly and with less loss of innocent life if cops weren't the only armed people on the premises.

The guy used to work with my brother in law, by the way. Small world!

 

[Paul]

Fortunately the disaster was averted ... this time.

Remember the guy who overpowered his guard in the courthouse in Atlanta a couple of years ago? Too many people died that day. And, in my opinion, it would have been resolved more quickly and with less loss of innocent life if cops weren't the only armed people on the premises.

The guy used to work with my brother in law, by the way. Small world!

That reminds me, my dad is an attorney and used to practice law in Indiana till he moved to Tennessee. He used to carry everyday, even in court. The judge let him carry because these kind of things can happen at anytime. My dad also shot with many of the police in the area and the judge knew this.

 

[Crystalship1]

i'm guessing that was a thumb lock holster, as with a fobus the guy most likely would have had that gun


Andrew

Yeah.... Looks like a Safariland SSIII security holster. Good thing too!!!

 

[IUGradStudent]

That is a frightening video clip... +1 on armed citizenry.

 

[Mr. Mysterious]

For sentencing they need to be in cages like other countries use.

It's one thing in the trial itself, but for sentencing they are already guilty.

 

[rhino]

That reminds me, my dad is an attorney and used to practice law in Indiana till he moved to Tennessee. He used to carry everyday, even in court. The judge let him carry because these kind of things can happen at anytime. My dad also shot with many of the police in the area and the judge knew this.

Some judges in Indiana are really cool about such things if they know you.

There is no law in Indiana that bars carry in a courthouse, but a lot of counties and judges make their own rules, which we have to obey. It sucks when the metal detectors are at the entrance, and far less so when they are at the entrance of the courtroom proper.

 

[KimberCarry]

Interesting question? How many Judges carry. Not that any will admint to it.

 

[epsylum]

Interesting question? How many Judges carry. Not that any will admint to it.

I know of at least one.

 

[KimberCarry]

I'm glad they are giving Justice one way or another!

 

[sparkyfender]

I notice the guy's own lawyer beat a hasty retreat.........