Chris0nllyn
Well-Known Member
I would love to see the video, which you know they have. Every square inch of any Walmart has a camera on it.
And if it jives with witness accounts....
that store has about 120 cameras, so it shouldn't be too hard.
One 911 call released by Beavercreek police was from Ronald Ritchie of Riverside, who was inside Walmart. He told dispatchers at 8:21 p.m. Tuesday that he saw a man “walking around with a gun in the store.”
Ritchie, an ex-Marine, said the man was pointing a black rifle at people near the pet section and that “he’s loading it right now.” Later, he said, “He looked like he was trying to load it, I don’t know.” He then added, “He just pointed it at two children.”
It's now known the guy was holding a Crosman MK-177. If anyone has been to Wal-Marts that sell these, they're typically sitting in boxes on the shelf. It's not inconceivable that he opened the box and was playing around with it when someone walked by as he was doing so.