Episode 71 – The Eighth Commandment And The Santa Shooter

This week on Armed Lutheran Radio we are joined by Marcus Weldon, the "Santa Shooter," to talk about his self-defense shooting, the legal nightmare that followed, and his new book "The Santa Shooter: Guilty Until Proven Innocent." Plus a tip from Sgt. Bill and thoughts on the Eighth Commandment, or "justice" system and the fight for our rights. Ballistic Minute with Sergeant Bill Sgt. Bill gives you thoughts about an annoying cliche about being fast and smooth. Special Guest: Marcus Weldon After a long night working at a Christmas party, still wearing a Santa suit, he had an encounter with two men at a gas station that changed his life completely. After being shot at by two men, Marcus was forced to use deadly force in self-defense, and even though he was legally licensed to carry a gun, he was treated like a criminal and called "The Santa Shooter." www.armedlutheran.us/alr-episode-71/ www.CooksHolsters.com

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