Warnings Unheeded: Military Police Officer Faces Down Active Shooter! -Andy Brown (Part Two Of Two)

Active Self Protection Podcast

John Correia and Mike Willever

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4.9 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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This week on the Active Self Protection Podcast we hear part two of the sit down with former Military Police Officer and Author Andy Brown and discuss the day he engaged an active shooter at the Fairchild Air Force Base and the aftermath of what he was made to witness and do and the effects of having been forced to use deadly force. Then we sit down with investigative reporter Stephen Gutowski of the reload.com and discuss a one gun control organizations unorthodox approach to this falls campaign ads.

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0:00.0	Last time on the Active Self Protection podcast.
0:03.9	And he went into the bathroom of the main floor of that mental health facility and went into a bathroom stall with his bag and prepared his weapon in there.
0:13.2	He had his first two targets, the psychologist and psychiatrist, which were the first two people that he shot.
0:18.6	And then after that, he just pretty much shot at anybody that moved.
0:22.1	There was different reports came over the radio that shots had been fired and that people were down.
0:27.8	As I rode through the crowd, I said, where is he?
0:30.1	And they collectively pointed behind themselves as they fled and said, there's a man with a gun.
0:35.2	He's over there shooting people.
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1:17.5	the bike and drew my beretta as i took up a kneeling position and yelled at the individual i
1:24.0	identified myself and yelled at him to police drop the weapon.
1:32.1	And he continued to walk towards me and fired off another round.
1:38.9	I could see people behind him in the street and hiding behind vehicles.
1:46.9	I didn't feel comfortable shooting at him right at that moment because there were so many people in the field of fire behind him.
1:49.4	But after I yelled at him the second time, he pointed the rifle in my direction and began
1:55.7	to fire.
1:56.2	So I fired off four rounds in controlled succession as soon as I could acquire and reacquire the site picture.
2:05.6	I was squeezing the trigger.
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