At least four dead after shootings at Sikh temple in Oak Creek

[mrortega]

You'd be surprised, or maybe not, at how easy it is to do. When we do active shooter training, we have volunteers that play roles of victims. As were clearing the building they'd be strewn across the building yelling for help, crying, grabbing at you from the floor, and some "done up," so that some look injured, and some look deceased. It's hard to break the emotional mindset of trying to help those, but as instructed, we have to ignore them and keep pressing toward the threat.

Good training. I was concerned too that the next arriving officers were spending time on trying to get the downed PO taken care of. The priority is 1) Mission-stopping the shooter, then 2) Men-take care of those wounded.

 

[Crocodator]

Newest update is that there will be "weapons charges" filed against the shooter's ex-girlfriend. Having read the article, there is very little detail about what these weapons charges might be.

Ex-girlfriend of Sikh temple shooter to face weapons charge | Fox News

 

[BravoMike]

I'm guessing one has to register their weapons in WI?
This doesn't appear to be related to the shooting.

Edit: I missed the part where Cook has a prior felony conviction. I'm guessing that would be what they are charging her for.

 

[singlestacksig]

un registered gun???
also if he got kicked out of the army was he a prohibited person?