The Armed Citizen® November 24, 2023

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posted on November 24, 2023
The Armed Citizen

A tow-truck driver responded to a crash involving a bus and multiple cars in Chicago, Ill., on Oct. 3. According to reports, more than a dozen people had exited their vehicles when a man in a white Dodge Durango began firing at them for unknown reasons, striking the bus driver in the leg. The tow-truck driver, who had a concealed-carry permit, ducked behind a vehicle and drew his own firearm, then returned fire. The assailant fled the scene after the armed citizen had fired two shots. The injured bus driver, whom authorities believe was not deliberately targeted, was taken to the hospital in stable condition, and no other injuries were reported. (abc7chicago.com, Chicago, Ill., 10/3/23)


A 26-year-old man was at home in Chicago, Ill., on Sept. 5 when a person allegedly entered without permission. The armed citizen fired at the intruder, striking him twice in the chest. The suspect fled, but was quickly located nearby and transported to the hospital, where he died. Neighbors around the home said a family with children lives there. The investigation was still ongoing. (abc7chicago.com, Chicago, Ill., 9/6/23)

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