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Report: Armed Citizen Stopped Oklahoma Walmart Shooter
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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A report by the Daily Mail indicates that Monday’s shooting outside a Duncan, Oklahoma, Walmart was cut short by an armed citizen who confronted the gunman.
Breitbart News reported that three deaths resulted from a shooting outside the Walmart around 10 a.m. Two individuals were fatally shot while sitting in a car, and a third person died outside the vehicle when police arrived. |
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jac
(11/19/2019)
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I heard about a mass shooting with three people deat at an Oklahoma Walmart on the radio around 11 AM CT yesterday.
I looked for more news on the incident and couldn't find anything.
Now I know why.
The national news doesn't want to report that an armed citizen stopped a mass shooting.. It doesn't fit their narrative so they simply ignore it. |
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