Just imagine, if they’d been carrying their guns instead of having to retrieve them from vehicles, a little girl might still have her colon intact, and another girl might still have use of her hand. Gun control hurts little girls.
- Juan Carlos Nazario, 35, and Bryan Whittle, 39, stopped the Oklahoma shooter
- Shooter Alex Tilghman, 28, shot at random into a restaurant on Thursday night
- Nazario and Whittle were nearby and raced to their cars to retrieve their guns
- Nazario fired two shots at Tilghman when he refused to drop his weapon
- A female military veteran and two young girls were shot in the attack
- Natalie Will was grazed on her upper arm, while daughter Syniah was worse off
- The 12-year-old had two holes in her bowel and had part of her colon removed
- A 14-year-old friend of Natalie’s other daughter may lose use of her hand
- Alex Speegle was shot in the collarbone, upper arm and bullet hit a nerve in hand
- Tilghman was licensed to carry a gun as he was an armed security guard
- The NRA have said Nazario and Whittle were two ‘good guys with a gun’
- They say stricter gun control would have prevented them from stopping shooter
Source: Pictured: ‘Hero’ armed civilians who shot dead Oklahoma mass shooter | Daily Mail Online
