The former fire chief who was killed at a Pennsylvania rally for Donald Trump spent his final moments diving down in front of his family, protecting them from the gunfire that rang out Saturday during an assassination attempt against the former president…
“There are a number of precedents that have been set because of how many mass-shootings the United States have had… So potentially, if an investigation reveals negligence on the part of the family (leaving firearms available for somebody who shouldn’t be in possession of them), some liability that the family could be exposed to, and certainly the estate of the shooter himself, will likely be sued by the people who were effected by this shooting…”