Colion Noir on the Shreveport Uber Driver Ambushed by Two Gunmen

Colion Noir walks through a Shreveport, Louisiana case where police say two 22-year-old men followed an Uber driver near Youree Drive and opened fire when he hit a dead end. Noir says it plays out almost exactly like a scenario he has described before, and he uses it to argue against magazine capacity limits.

Key points

• The shooting: police say more than 60 rounds were fired near Youree Drive and East Dalzell after the driver was boxed in at a dead end.
• The driver fought back: one suspect was found shot three times in a car fleeing the scene with its headlights off, according to police.
• Evidence: detectives recovered shell casings, a ski mask and gloves across multiple crime scenes.
• Charges: both men face attempted second-degree murder charges and are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
• Noir's argument: he says criminals armed with multiple guns and 60 rounds between them wouldn't be stopped by a 10-round cap.

Quick take

Noir is upfront that we don't know what the driver was carrying or why he was targeted. He still uses the outcome to push back on anti-gun politicians and on gun owners who downplay the need for higher capacity.

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