Douglas Haig was a man from Arizona who supplied ammuntion to the gunman involved in the vegas shooting. The FBI searched his home and siezed all ammunition. Almost all of the ammuntion found in the hotel room had Haig's fingerprints on them. He was arrested on a federal charge. The ammuntion was classified as armor-piercing. He did not have a license to be selling armor-piercing ammunition to anyone. The massacre killed 58 and injured 422. Over 850 people were injured but not from gunshot wounds. Haig attended a court meeting on friday. No specific conditions were released to the public, but he will attend court again February 15th.
If you knew hik and he was selling without a license would you turn him? Why or why not?
If you were his family member, would you stick by him or hate hime for what he did?
I would turn him, because he's doing something illegal, and someone could end up getting hurt because of him. People did end up getting hurt. I wouldn't hate him, but I would stick by him either. He knew what he was doing when he sold the ammo so he should face the consequences.
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Good job overall. You started the week out well replying but then stopped.
1. Yes I would turn him because he could be putting peoples lives in danger like we already learned he did because he gave the vegas shooter the ammuntion.
2. I would not like him selling ammunition without a license because it could be harmful or he could sell some to the wrong person.
Yes because with everything going on in the world there are some angry people out there and there way to deal with it is taking it out on innocent people in public. Who knew paying to go to a concert could result into your death. That is horrifying. I would go against him because I think hes a monster and guns are under watch lately and the system keeps making them less asseible due to things like this.
Yes I definately would. This was a very serious crime that left many heartbroken throughout all of the country because these people all came from everywhere. This was illegal and so wrong. I would probably not like him the best and it would honestly probably be very hard for me to forgive him.
I would have turned him in for many reasons. First off that would be illegal and I wouldn't want to be caught knowing and somehow be pull into all that. Secondly this isn't a small matter these things can killed people and do a lot of damage. I don't think that I would hate him. Yes, I would be mad at him but he would be my family and family sticks togther.
I would turn him in. He should've never been able to sell guns without a liscense. He should feel guilty of all 58 people who died and what these familes are going through. I would be upset what he did but he is still your family.
I would not stick by him becasue he broke the law. What he did was wrong and now innocent people have died becasue of it. I would probably hate him for what he did he knew exactly what he was doing was wrong and against the law.
I would turn him in for selling illiegally becaseu that is against the law. Now we saw what happened now that he got away with selling without a license. It would be the right thing to do if you would turn him in.
Yeah I would definatly turn him in especially if I knew that he was the seller to the vegas gunman, also that would seem a little sketchy. I think I would stick by him because he probably didn't know that this guy was going to shoot up a crowd he probably just thought that he was going to go out and shoot objects instead
I would turn him in if I new what he was doing, it's illegal and not something you should do without a license. I don't think I would hate him, I wouldn't stand by his side, it's a dumb thing to do, and I would never support that, even if it's family
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