In a situation, a crowd, some noise, a darkened club and an active shooter. Armed with an AR 15 and a pistol. And some super person is supposed to take this gun down amid the confusion and panic? When their training amounts to punching holes in paper at the local range?
As far as the 3 hour standoff. It's normal in a situation like that for law enforcement to try to negotiate for the release of the hostages and to get the perp to surrender unless the perp is actively killing the hostages. They have to meet certain criteria before they send in SWAT or else they get sued. Plus before they go in they try to gather as much info to know where is the best point to enter and the actual location of the bad guy. Anyone who rushes into a situation like that with no tactical knowledge is either going to kill innocent people or get some of their own killed.
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