Pantera Shooting

[radams]

Originally posted by ShellyCrash:
We're going through a crazy wave of violence right now in Tampa bay. Experts say it's the social stress from the hurricanes, but I don't buy it, why isn't it happening all over the state? I just think it's a sign of the times.

In the last month we had someone open fire inside a radio shack killing 4, an insurance adjuster was raped and hacked up, some crazy bitch ran some teenagers down in her SUV because they accidentally hit her car with a golf ball they were bouncing in a parking lot one is in critical, some crack head wrecked his car and then started shooting a pistol in the middle of a mall parking lot and then out into the road like he was playing GTA and was shot by an off duty ATF agent when he approached his van, some college kids got killed in a SubWay robbery, and a woman was murdered, motive unknown, and her house set on fire to cover it up. There's probably more... but that's alot for a 4 week period.

<font size="2" face="verdana, arial">Tampa sounds like a nice place if thats a bad month...that actually sounds like last week here in the city of Phoenix down to a hacked up body of a man whose wife allegedly dumped his torso on the outskirts. And keep in mind thats just the stuff they deem important enough to put in the newspaper...a story that didn't make the news was the lone(odd huh) nazi skinhead at the dr.know show wearing a skrewdriver jacket that was stabbed so badly he ended up having his arm amputated later at the hospital. He's gonna have trouble with his seig heils now
[img]graemlins/cry_smile.gif[/img] and no I had nothing to do with it.

[KingOfFools]

Originally posted by Jennifuk:

"He had hopped the fence at the patio," Carpenter said. "He was walking really fast toward the stage and I followed him. "I thought he was going to get up there and stage dive or something during the first song. I figured he was just a guy who didn't have any money to buy a ticket so he got in the way he did. "I've been going over it in my mind, but when he came in I didn't want to tackle him. He was a big guy."

I'm sure that guy could have stopped him from getting to the stage.
And even if he had gone through the doors, that club doesnt body check or search, so he could have brought a fuckin oozie in with him if he wanted.[/QB]

<font size="2" face="verdana, arial">Sounds like the guy is just begging for a civil lawsuit there.

I used to use that same stage entrance to sneak into shows there all the time in high school.

[Jennifuk]

Originally posted by KoF:
[Sounds like the guy is just begging for a civil lawsuit there.

I used to use that same stage entrance to sneak into shows there all the time in high school.

<font size="2" face="verdana, arial">yeah it sure does.

My boyfriend said he used to to, but many many years ago...

[KingOfFools]

Yeah, my high school years are SO recent....

[59Finz]

*I like what wolfpit had to say*

If that club doesn't body check or search...what good does a civil lawsuit against a security guy really do. That club seems more liable to me. Clubs do need to take more responsibility for protecting bands & fans. When I was at Social D's September Seattle show, we were in the bar drinking a couple hours before the show. The security came back through to get tickets & did another body search on us before the show started. Everything was sealed...no patios & fences to jump!

[wolfpits]

fuckin'A fin, thanks for the props. I noticed your from the space needle. Im from that area myself......i lived in Federal way from 1979-1989, Decatur HS graduate. God i miss it. Too bad i like huntington beach better or i would move back.

--steve

[59Finz]

I would've chosen Huntington Beach over Federal Way too! Federal Way's it's own planet lol! If you haven't been back since 89'...let me tell you Seattle has changed a lot!