ZIP Advertisement I never expected I would touch my gun : Dad pulls gun to protect family in Nebraska mall shooting Share Updated: 10:21 AM MDT Apr 20, 2021 Sarah Fili Reporter I never expected I would touch my gun : Dad pulls gun to protect family in Nebraska mall shooting Share Updated: 10:21 AM MDT Apr 20, 2021
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Show Transcript MY DAUGHTER’S GETTING A BAPTIZED NEXT WEEKEND. AND SO I WANTED TO GET A NICE SPECIAL FOR HER BAPTISM AS SCOTT. TIFF WAS TRYING ON A SUIT IN VON MAUR SATURDAY. HIS WATCHED A SHOP. HE NOTICED COMMOTION AND SAW PEOPLE RUNNING ONE MAN MADE EYE CONTACT WITH HIM. I LOOKED IN HIS EYES AND HE YELLED. SHOOTER SCOTT TOOK OFF UPSTAIRS TO FIND HIS FAMILY AS HE DID. HE GRABBED HIS GUN. HIS WIFE TOLD HIM. SHE HEARD GUNFIRE. EVERY INDICATION SAID OUR LIVES WERE IN DANGER AND I WAS GOING TO DO EVERYTHING I COULD TO MAKE SURE THAT WE GOT OUT OF THERE. OKAY. HE’S A LEGAL CONCEALED CARRY PERMI
Updated: 8:33 AM CDT Apr 20, 2021 Sarah Fili Reporter A dad said the choice was easy to grab his concealed carry weapon and protect his family as gunfire erupted at Westroads Mall in Omaha Saturday. My daughter is getting baptized next weekend so I wanted to get a nice special outfit for her baptism,” Scott Tafoya said.As Tafoya was trying on a suit in Von Maur Saturday, his wife and two daughters went upstairs to shop.He noticed commotion and saw people running. One man made eye contact with him. I looked in his eyes and he yelled, ‘Shooter, ” Tafoya said.He took off upstairs to find his family.As he did, he grabbed his gun.His wife told him she heard gunfire. Every indication said our lives were in danger and I was going to do everything in my power to make sure we got out of there OK,” Tafoya said.He s a legal conceal carry permit holder, even though Westroads Mall is a weapon-free zone. I knew that if I ever pulled that out it would truly
Man charged in OPD officer s shooting now facing charges out of Iowa Share Updated: 8:16 PM CDT Apr 12, 2021 KETV Staff Report Share Updated: 8:16 PM CDT Apr 12, 2021 KETV Staff Report The Stuart Iowa Police Department announced Monday that it had filed several charges against an Indiana man, Kenya Lamont Jenkins, Jr, 21, for several vehicle thefts and burglaries in early March.According to the department: On the morning of March 12th, 2021 Jenkins was in Stuart and allegedly committed several vehicle burglaries. During these burglaries, several items were stolen from three unlocked vehicles including credit cards, a checkbook, and a firearm. At least one of the credit cards was used to purchase gasoline in Stuart. The firearm is believed to have later been used in the assault on the Omaha Police Officer. This case is not related to another series of vehicle burglaries and vehicle thefts that occurred in Stuart on March 22nd, 2