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WATCH: Footage captures the exact moment Kansas City parade shooter was caught
February 16, 2024
Despite what you might think, “there are good people out there,” says Dave Rubin.
Thankfully, there was more than one Good Samaritan attending the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade. When more than one shooter opened fire on the crowd, resulting in one death and over twenty injuries, a couple of attendees took it upon themselves to detain one of the perpetrators.
Dave plays the footage of the exact moment bystanders tackled one of the shooters.
One of the main civilians involved in the gunman’s takedown was Paul Contreras, whom Dave calls “a true American hero.”
When interviewed, Contreras said that he “didn’t think about it” and just reacted.
“As I'm tackling him, I see his weapon either fall out of his hand or out of his sleeve,” he said. That’s when he knew he had “to take this guy down.”
“Just a good man who saw something and did something,” says Dave.
Unfortunately, “the media and the Democrats and everybody else will say, ‘We need to get rid of guns … we need more gun laws,’” he says.
To see the footage, watch the clip below.
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