hero ritous thing to do!

 

Couldn't disagree more!!!!! That is the problem with the world today. No one wants to get involved and look where we are now.

 

As someone who worked as Johnny Law for 20 years, I can tell you that by the time he stopped his bike, called 911, talked to the dispatcher, who then dispatched officers, and then add their travel time, there was a good chance this woman would have been dead or raped or robbed, whatever their intent was, and they would have been gone. The man is a hero no doubt. To bad he didn't have some help in his hand...

 

+1. I've been in law enforcement for 25 yrs. and they would have been long gone by the time any police got there.

 

So you'd just call The Man and keep ridin? Let them worry about it?

The cops would be very efficient at coming out and writing up a report. Over that womans dead body.

Maybe the guy bit off more than he could chew but at least he had the ***** to make a stand. If everyone rolled over like you or looked the other way and kept riding then we're all doomed.

I cant cant even imagine sitting there talking to 911 and watching some inocent woman get mugged.

 

Hopefully that lady was not your wife or mother.

Prayers to the family of the rider. He did the right thing by stopping to try to help. We need more people like him and maybe crap will stop happening.

 

He shoulda been packin'!

Here's more info about the murder:

http://www.khqa.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=173345

 

AMEN to that.

That biker was a hero. Pray for his family and that if ever a time comes for you to choose whether or not to defend the innocent, God grants you his courage.

 

Maybe if our Gov't. would back off and say "We can't protect each & everyone of you ... So start taking care of yourselves and each other by whatever means nessesary"...God Bless this man & his Family...It shouldn't have happened.....

 

I am in BuffaloRider's camp.
The guy was a hero.
No one wants to get involved, look at the chit we have now.
By the time the LEOs showed up, the scum had floated down river.
Granted, a domestic , if that is what it was (unknown), is a very tricky and dangerous battle to wallow into. But NOT wallowing in is worse, IMFUO.

There was a time I carried a hog leg with me. (Yrs ago) Now I wear one of those chromed primary chains made into a belt. Always where I am at, and have you ever seen what one of those can do? Not GREAT against a S&W or Ruger, but I'll take my chances. I do know that there would be 2 derelicts looking for ibuprofen, and maybe some LEOs looking for a tall skinny guy on a sickle who beat the chit out of them.
What a tragedy. Just sickening, is an understatement. Hannibal is no longer the quaint town Mark Twain wrote about.