Posted on Jul 23, 2015

Civilians "protecting the military..." After today's incident, do you really think those recruiters feel safe?

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It was only a matter of time before this happened... Fortunately no one was injured. So... What programs/initiatives do you think DoD would need to put in place to prevent acts such as this from happening if they were to allow civilians to continue operations? Do you still think it is a good idea having civilians performing these operations?

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Militia member arrested in Ohio for discharging weapon outside recruiting center. Was this inevitable?

Was this predictable? What are your thoughts on the situation?

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2015/07/23/recruiting-center-shot-fired.html

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PO1 Michael G.

Posted >1 y ago

Well the thing is, it's not his job. And if his job is to be an armed security guard, maybe he needs to think twice about it if he's discharging his weapon accidentally

Civilians "protecting the military..." After today's incident, do you really think those recruiters feel safe?

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