Ukrainian Woman Killed on Charlotte Bus

[Humble Narcissist]

I wish Coach had been there to kill the baddies and save the girl.


As a concealed-carry holder, I know what I would have done… I would have eliminated that threat. I would have taken that guy out. Would that have helped the girl? Yeah, it would have.

In my case, I would have probably put two shots in him, and I can confidently say that because I can count my rounds, I can count to two. And I would have done my due diligence and hopefully have been able to save that girl.

The only problem with that is they would probably charge you with murder and the woman would condemn you for shooting a poor black man as she was a BLM supporter.

[38 returns]

coach a question if i may

what matters more to you- your faith or the US constitution?

[Raymondo]

I wish Coach had been there to kill the baddies and save the girl.


As a concealed-carry holder, I know what I would have done… I would have eliminated that threat. I would have taken that guy out. Would that have helped the girl? Yeah, it would have.

In my case, I would have probably put two shots in him, and I can confidently say that because I can count my rounds, I can count to two. And I would have done my due diligence and hopefully have been able to save that girl.

I actually thought you were doing a Coach writing impression.

Then I looked at the video...

Props to Coach for exposing his 70 IQ and brutal lack of education for the whole world to see.

[Phantom Spunker]

The only problem with that is they would probably charge you with murder and the woman would condemn you for shooting a poor black man as she was a BLM supporter.

Well, that along with the fact that Coach is not in any way distinct from the 'majority of people' who see something like a frenzied knife attack on a woman and freeze. Given that he has never been a paramedic, policeman, or well-trained soldier, it's rather far-fetched for him to propose that he'd leap up like a coiled spring from his bus seat, immediately double tap the bad guy, and then control a catastrophic bleed from a woman who's just been stabbed three times in the neck and severed her carotid artery, thereby saving the day.

The incident was truly depressing to read about, and the POS should have had his brains blown out long before it even happened, but I doubt it would have played out any differently with Coach on the bus. You'd have probably just ended up with a second casualty from him inhaling his Big Mac as he gasped in horror.

[_bruce_]

The only problem with that is they would probably charge you with murder and the woman would condemn you for shooting a poor black man as she was a BLM supporter.

Legally they would have torn you a new one and Antifa visits would be possible too.
If you defend yourself you're seen as a threat by the state.

[Coach is Back!]

I wish Coach had been there to kill the baddies and save the girl.


As a concealed-carry holder, I know what I would have done… I would have eliminated that threat. I would have taken that guy out. Would that have helped the girl? Yeah, it would have.

In my case, I would have probably put two shots in him, and I can confidently say that because I can count my rounds, I can count to two. And I would have done my due diligence and hopefully have been able to save that girl.

Say it loud.

[Methyl m1ke]

you quoted yourself knowing full well youd shit your pants and break out in tears if that guy even looked at you

He would have jumped out a window

[AbrahamG]

I apologize if I missed it but was she saved?

[Coach is Back!]

coach a question if i may

what matters more to you- your faith or the US constitution?

My faith but understand what this country was founded on.

[Coach is Back!]

Well, that along with the fact that Coach is not in any way distinct from the 'majority of people' who see something like a frenzied knife attack on a woman and freeze. Given that he has never been a paramedic, policeman, or well-trained soldier, it's rather far-fetched for him to propose that he'd leap up like a coiled spring from his bus seat, immediately double tap the bad guy, and then control a catastrophic bleed from a woman who's just been stabbed three times in the neck and severed her carotid artery, thereby saving the day.

The incident was truly depressing to read about, and the POS should have had his brains blown out long before it even happened, but I doubt it would have played out any differently with Coach on the bus. You'd have probably just ended up with a second casualty from him inhaling his Big Mac as he gasped in horror.

I would bet that if this would have happened in your presence, you wouldn’t have acted any different than those who watched on that bus. Yes, I’m extremely confident I would have acted in the exact way I stated. You underestimate me. Spunker wants you to believe that only paramedics, police officers and military are trained.

[Phantom Spunker]

I would bet that if this would have happened in your presence, you wouldn’t have acted any different than those who watched on that bus. Yes, I’m extremely confident I would have acted in the exact way I stated. You underestimate me. Spunker wants you to believe that only paramedics, police officers and military are trained.

Here's a photo taken by local authorities showing me next to one individual with catastrophic injuries I couldn't save. The person he was with, I did manage to save. And I've done so on a few occasions. I don't need to 'bet' or have a degree of confidence in what I think I'd do.

You're just fantasizing like a school boy on the internet: 'and then I'd leap up and karate kick the bad guy through a window, and then his friend would grab me like this, but I'd twist his hand like this, and punch his nose into his brain… and then I'd rush over and cut the wire on the bomb with only two seconds left… and then I'd fuck the woman with the big tits…'

Sure, Van Damme. Yes, you mess around on ranges and might do some first aid – and I'm not mocking that. It's a good thing and anyone who owns a firearm should be doing that – but you're posing as some sort of veteran tactical-guru YouTuber when you're not. You're a 60-year-old civilian with no real-world experience; maybe turn it down a notch. The poor girl would have died with or without you there.

[Coach is Back!]

Here's a photo taken by local authorities showing me next to one individual with catastrophic injuries I couldn't save. The person he was with, I did manage to save. And I've done so on a few occasions. I don't need to 'bet' or have a degree of confidence in what I think I'd do.

You're just fantasizing like a school boy on the internet: 'and then I'd leap up and karate kick the bad guy through a window, and then his friend would grab me like this, but I'd twist his hand like this, and punch his nose into his brain… and then I'd rush over and cut the wire on the bomb with only two seconds left… and then I'd fuck the woman with the big tits…'

Sure, Van Damme. Yes, you mess around on ranges and might do some first aid – and I'm not mocking that. It's a good thing and anyone who owns a firearm should be doing that – but you're posing as some sort of veteran tactical-guru YouTuber when you're not. You're a 60-year-old civilian with no real-world experience; maybe turn it down a notch. The poor girl would have died with or without you there.

You keep right on thinking that.

I couldn’t save Henry either. Two shots went about 6” above my head and the rest went Into Henry. We shot at the shooter but he was gone by the time we got outside. Henry took two hollow points. We tried until paramedics got there. Both Lance (the other cop working that night) and I were soaked in his blood putting pressure on his wounds. He died on the operating table with his insides blown apart from rounds and there was nothing they could do. I wasn’t a cop but worked them there. He did manage to give us his dying declaration for his wife. 

I was the only one that witnessed the shooting because I was at the front door and was shot at first and the only that identified him in court. Both my wife and I after that were under police protection for a year because of threats from the Vietnamese gang he belonged to. You know who I did save? Two HS kids that OD’d I at school. One in a class room and one on the field both went into respiratory arrest. Had a few other instances as well where I was able to help. Never been to war but I’ve seen and done enough shit in my life to open my eyes more than most.

And if you carry a firearm and can’t help someone if you have the ability, then why even carry? Would you hesitate protecting yourself? Your family? Are you just going watch that person die and the murderer get away with it?

This is common sense



For the record, Let’s just say I just don’t run around on a range.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1989-03-31-me-760-story.html

[Phantom Spunker]

You keep right on thinking that.

I couldn’t save Henry either. Two shots went about 6” above my head and the rest went Into Henry. We shot at the shooter but he was gone by the time we got outside. Henry took two hollow points. We tried until paramedics got there. Both Lance (the other cop working that night) and I were soaked in his blood putting pressure on his wounds. He died on the operating table with his insides blown apart from rounds and there was nothing they could do. I wasn’t a cop but worked them there. He did manage to give us his dying declaration for his wife. 

I was the only one that witnessed the shooting because I was at the front door and was shot at first and the only that identified him in court. Both my wife and I after that were under police protection for a year because of threats from the Vietnamese gang he belonged to.

For the record, Let’s just say I just don’t run around on a range.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1989-03-31-me-760-story.html

I know, I've read your story on here before. Not sure why you'd return fire if the guy was gone by the the time you got outside - that's just dangerous and testament to the fact that poorly trained individuals can often make situations worse. And this tragic incident involving your friend only reinforces the point that Irina Zarutskaya would be dead regardless if someone shot the guy afterwards or not.

In an ideal world, where you have immediate access to haemostatic gauze and people who can apply pressure to the other wounds, maybe there's a miniscule chance you could stem the bleeding long enough to get her into surgery. You'd need a miracle, though.

What people should be addressing is why the piece of shit was walking the streets in the first place.

[Coach is Back!]

I know, I've read your story on here before. Not sure why you'd return fire if the guy was gone by the the time you got outside - that's just dangerous and testament to the fact that poorly trained individuals can often make situations worse. And this tragic incident involving your friend only reinforces the point that Irina Zarutskaya would be dead regardless if someone shot the guy afterwards or not.

In an ideal world, where you have immediate access to haemostatic gauze and people who can apply pressure to the other wounds, maybe there's a miniscule chance you could stem the bleeding long enough to get her into surgery. You'd need a miracle, though.

What people should be addressing is why the piece of shit was walking the streets in the first place.

Go back and look at my edits and answer them please

[Coach is Back!]

I know, I've read your story on here before. Not sure why you'd return fire if the guy was gone by the the time you got outside - that's just dangerous and testament to the fact that poorly trained individuals can often make situations worse. And this tragic incident involving your friend only reinforces the point that Irina Zarutskaya would be dead regardless if someone shot the guy afterwards or not.

In an ideal world, where you have immediate access to haemostatic gauze and people who can apply pressure to the other wounds, maybe there's a miniscule chance you could stem the bleeding long enough to get her into surgery. You'd need a miracle, though.

What people should be addressing is why the piece of shit was walking the streets in the first place.

Exactly,he was released 14 times. Btw, I wasn’t trained almost 40 years ago. However at that time my application was accepted for the Marshals

[Phantom Spunker]

Go back and look at my edits and answer them please

I think you need to honestly reflect on the extent to which you being armed would have had any effect on the outcome of this incident with regard to saving her life. That's really what I was criticizing you for in the video. I believe it's a stretch to claim that you'd have definitely leapt up and safely executed the guy then saved the girl. Yeah, perhaps you'd have shot him, but it just seems almost distasteful to make a YouTube video about you hypothetically saving the day.

To unambiguously answer your questions, of course. Those who carry should be doing so in order to potentially save life. Personally, I think a more appropriate and interesting video for a firearms professional to make would be on what constitutes an imminent threat and the legality around shooting someone after they've committed a violent crime. I could imagine that in some states you might actually have these ghouls trying to charge you for shooting the bastard.

[Donny]

I think you need to honestly reflect on the extent to which you being armed would have had any effect on the outcome of this incident with regard to saving her life. That's really what I was criticizing you for in the video. I believe it's a stretch to claim that you'd have definitely leapt up and safely executed the guy then saved the girl. Yeah, perhaps you'd have shot him, but it just seems almost distasteful to make a YouTube video about you hypothetically saving the day.

To unambiguously answer your questions, of course. Those who carry should be doing so in order to potentially save life. Personally, I think a more appropriate and interesting video for a firearms professional to make would be on what constitutes an imminent threat and the legality around shooting someone after they've committed a violent crime. I could imagine that in some states you might actually have these ghouls trying to charge you for shooting the bastard.

have to agree...cringy to say the least but don´t forget "coach" trains future Marines/Soldiers 
i would like to know about his own personal Military / police experience ..did he even serve?

[38 returns]

You keep right on thinking that.

I couldn’t save Henry either. Two shots went about 6” above my head and the rest went Into Henry. We shot at the shooter but he was gone by the time we got outside. Henry took two hollow points. We tried until paramedics got there. Both Lance (the other cop working that night) and I were soaked in his blood putting pressure on his wounds. He died on the operating table with his insides blown apart from rounds and there was nothing they could do. I wasn’t a cop but worked them there. He did manage to give us his dying declaration for his wife. 

I was the only one that witnessed the shooting because I was at the front door and was shot at first and the only that identified him in court. Both my wife and I after that were under police protection for a year because of threats from the Vietnamese gang he belonged to. You know who I did save? Two HS kids that OD’d I at school. One in a class room and one on the field both went into respiratory arrest. Had a few other instances as well where I was able to help. Never been to war but I’ve seen and done enough shit in my life to open my eyes more than most.

And if you carry a firearm and can’t help someone if you have the ability, then why even carry? Would you hesitate protecting yourself? Your family? Are you just going watch that person die and the murderer get away with it?

This is common sense



For the record, Let’s just say I just don’t run around on a range.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1989-03-31-me-760-story.html

so your gun was ineffective then?

also

the bible states thou shalt not kill

why do you betray the Lord?

[Rambone]

I think you need to honestly reflect on the extent to which you being armed would have had any effect on the outcome of this incident with regard to saving her life. That's really what I was criticizing you for in the video. I believe it's a stretch to claim that you'd have definitely leapt up and safely executed the guy then saved the girl. Yeah, perhaps you'd have shot him, but it just seems almost distasteful to make a YouTube video about you hypothetically saving the day.

To unambiguously answer your questions, of course. Those who carry should be doing so in order to potentially save life. Personally, I think a more appropriate and interesting video for a firearms professional to make would be on what constitutes an imminent threat and the legality around shooting someone after they've committed a violent crime. I could imagine that in some states you might actually have these ghouls trying to charge you for shooting the bastard.

Gotta agree with PS on not being able to stop the situation. Coach, keep making videos because you’ve got a good camera presence about you, but the dindu stands up without a visible weapon and slashes her throat in a split-second. At what point are we accessing the situation, identifying the threat, drawing the weapon and putting a couple of caps into him? And what if he was just taking out his bag of skittles? Your life is then ruined. And all of the applied pressure in the world wouldn’t have kept her from bleeding out. Nothing could’ve been done except removing these far left activist judges and enforcing the actual law.

[Kwon]

I know, I've read your story on here before. Not sure why you'd return fire if the guy was gone by the the time you got outside - that's just dangerous and testament to the fact that poorly trained individuals can often make situations worse. And this tragic incident involving your friend only reinforces the point that Irina Zarutskaya would be dead regardless if someone shot the guy afterwards or not.

In an ideal world, where you have immediate access to haemostatic gauze and people who can apply pressure to the other wounds, maybe there's a miniscule chance you could stem the bleeding long enough to get her into surgery. You'd need a miracle, though.

What people should be addressing is why the piece of shit was walking the streets in the first place.

Nah, if Coach was in that train, or me for that matter, Iryna would have been alive.

[illuminati]

Here's a photo taken by local authorities showing me next to one individual with catastrophic injuries I couldn't save. The person he was with, I did manage to save. And I've done so on a few occasions. I don't need to 'bet' or have a degree of confidence in what I think I'd do.

You're just fantasizing like a school boy on the internet: 'and then I'd leap up and karate kick the bad guy through a window, and then his friend would grab me like this, but I'd twist his hand like this, and punch his nose into his brain… and then I'd rush over and cut the wire on the bomb with only two seconds left… and then I'd fuck the woman with the big tits…'

Sure, Van Damme. Yes, you mess around on ranges and might do some first aid – and I'm not mocking that. It's a good thing and anyone who owns a firearm should be doing that – but you're posing as some sort of veteran tactical-guru YouTuber when you're not. You're a 60-year-old civilian with no real-world experience; maybe turn it down a notch. The poor girl would have died with or without you there.

Pics of the woman with Big Tits pls 

[Super Nattie]

Outside of a firearm (these) are good in case of a knife attack esp if you are on public transport (e.g. enclosed space like 9/11 on a plane, bus or train) with a  knife wielding crazy man.  I travel on trains a lot and often think what would I do if some terrorist just got up & started stabbing or threatening people...

Anti-Slash Security Leather Kevlar Lined Gloves

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07G6PKK4J/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_J2WD8XZQ94Y5N5QNRGRT?linkCode=ml1&tag=paulbradley-21&th=1

*My experience with a knife attack (True story no BS) When I was much younger (I think I was 10 or 12), we were attacked for no reason on a farm road at night by a drunk black guy. We'd broken down and there where high fences on both sides of the road. My father had these thick welding gloves he had in the truck cab, the guy was busy screaming at us while smashing the front of the truck with his knife.  While he was going mental, my Father put on these gloves, charged at the guy slapping him hard (on the ear) Props to my old man! he managed to disarmed him thanks to the gloves. Grabbed the weapon by the blade right out of his hands! A neighbouring farmer had heard the noise/screaming, ran over with his gun and shot the guy point blank with his revolver about 5 or 6 times. We thought he was dead! Turns out the bullets where just blanks and the attacker ran off 

Gloves saved the day, but having a firearm would be first prize. 

[Coach is Back!]

I think you need to honestly reflect on the extent to which you being armed would have had any effect on the outcome of this incident with regard to saving her life. That's really what I was criticizing you for in the video. I believe it's a stretch to claim that you'd have definitely leapt up and safely executed the guy then saved the girl. Yeah, perhaps you'd have shot him, but it just seems almost distasteful to make a YouTube video about you hypothetically saving the day.

To unambiguously answer your questions, of course. Those who carry should be doing so in order to potentially save life. Personally, I think a more appropriate and interesting video for a firearms professional to make would be on what constitutes an imminent threat and the legality around shooting someone after they've committed a violent crime. I could imagine that in some states you might actually have these ghouls trying to charge you for shooting the bastard.

So go back and watch the video. I specifically said "I hopefully" could have saved her by applying pressure until medical arrived. And of course I wouldn't have had hemostatic bandages on on my person but at that point just about anything would have been used (shirt, jacket, etc). 

[Coach is Back!]

Gotta agree with PS on not being able to stop the situation. Coach, keep making videos because you’ve got a good camera presence about you, but the dindu stands up without a visible weapon and slashes her throat in a split-second. At what point are we accessing the situation, identifying the threat, drawing the weapon and putting a couple of caps into him? And what if he was just taking out his bag of skittles? Your life is then ruined. And all of the applied pressure in the world wouldn’t have kept her from bleeding out. Nothing could’ve been done except removing these far left activist judges and enforcing the actual law.

Rambone, go back and watch the video. In no way did I suggest I could have stopped the initial attack. I couldn't have, no one could have. I said that I would have taken those shots after the fact THEN rendered aid.

[dj181]

Outside of a firearm (these) are good in case of a knife attack esp if you are on public transport (e.g. enclosed space like 9/11 on a plane, bus or train) with a  knife wielding crazy man.  I travel on trains a lot and often think what would I do if some terrorist just got up & started stabbing or threatening people...

Anti-Slash Security Leather Kevlar Lined Gloves

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07G6PKK4J/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_J2WD8XZQ94Y5N5QNRGRT?linkCode=ml1&tag=paulbradley-21&th=1

*My experience with a knife attack (True story no BS) When I was much younger (I think I was 10 or 12), we were attacked for no reason on a farm road at night by a drunk black guy. We'd broken down and there where high fences on both sides of the road. My father had these thick welding gloves he had in the truck cab, the guy was busy screaming at us while smashing the front of the truck with his knife.  While he was going mental, my Father put on these gloves, charged at the guy slapping him hard (on the ear) Props to my old man! he managed to disarmed him thanks to the gloves. Grabbed the weapon by the blade right out of his hands! A neighbouring farmer had heard the noise/screaming, ran over with his gun and shot the guy point blank with his revolver about 5 or 6 times. We thought he was dead! Turns out the bullets where just blanks and the attacker ran off 

Gloves saved the day, but having a firearm would be first prize. 

Would love to see coach whip it out and cap this sack of shit in the skull