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Former Army sniper Nicholas Irving analyzed the Charlie Kirk shooting, highlighting the shooter's lack of skill that led to his swift capture. Irving praised law enforcement’s rapid response but noted the shooter’s inexperience played a bigger role in his quick apprehension. According to Irving, a trained sniper would have chosen a concealed indoor position, firing through small, controlled openings to avoid detection. Instead, the suspect operated openly on a rooftop, making it easier for authorities to locate him within half an hour. Irving also criticized security protocols at large events, mentioning the absence of counter-surveillance on rooftops—a lesson from past assassination attempts, like the one on President Trump.
Interview by: Shawn Prez
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