Cable news picks up this nearby act of bravery and motorist good deed . . . Read more:
A Kansas soldier likely saved 'countless lives' by driving into an active shooter, police say
Master Sgt. David Royer stood upright with his interlocking hands in front of him Thursday as he matter-of-factly recounted how he rammed his truck into an active shooter before heading home to hug his kids, mow the grass and have dinner.
ReplyDeleteIf I owned a car dealership, I'd give him a new truck. It looked like he drove a Chevrolet.