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The Philly DA Larry Krasner said Wednesday that the the shooter's gun targeted 'random victims' and she was ready to do battle.
Investigators say Kimbrady Carriker, 40, arrived to the scene of the shooting ready for a prolonged gunfight. She had an AR-15 style scary rifle assault thing, a handgun, a police scanner and a ballistic vest. But according to the DA, [who, let me remind you, hates scary guns], despite the attack being well prepared, it was "a random, premeditated deliberate killing carried out with an assault rifle."
Investigators say Kimbrady Carriker, 40, arrived to the scene of the shooting ready for a prolonged gunfight. She had an AR-15 style scary rifle assault thing, a handgun, a police scanner and a ballistic vest. But according to the DA, [who, let me remind you, hates scary guns], despite the attack being well prepared, it was "a random, premeditated deliberate killing carried out with an assault rifle."
So Krasner, who hates scary guns and refers to them as 'assault rifles' as if only they are the problem in our crazy society, wants to use this moment as an opportunity to speak out against those evil, scary-looking weapons, because, well he's a progressive Democrat who uses his position as DA to propel his leftist agenda against Republicans who stand up for the Second Amendment.
The five deceased victims are Daujan Brown, 15; Joseph Wamah, Jr., 31; Lashyd Merritt, 20; Dymir Stanton, 29; and Ralph Moralis, 59. Multiple children were also injured by the gunfire, including a 2-year-old who was shot four times in the legs.
"I just want to say this: it is disgusting, the lack of proper gun legislation that we have in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," Krasner said during a Tuesday news conference.
Tell us Mr. Krasner, one time, just one, in which strict gun laws stopped a shooting rather than a good guy with a gun.
We're waiting . . .
"It is disgusting that you can go to New Jersey and find a whole list of reasonable gun regulation that we don't have, that you can go to Delaware and there's almost as long a list of reasonable gun legislation that we don't have," he added.
"It is disgusting that you can go to New Jersey and find a whole list of reasonable gun regulation that we don't have, that you can go to Delaware and there's almost as long a list of reasonable gun legislation that we don't have," he added.
Still, in an average year, 439 people die
and 1,398 are wounded by guns
in New Jersey even though New Jersey has the
44th-highest rate of gun violence
in the US.
Second Amendment much?
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