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As gunshots ring out around her, Vickie Kale shakes her head in disbelief.
“How can you point your gun at someone and shoot them?” asks the certified firearms instructor. “What can make someone so mad they would do that?”
Kale runs Gibson’s Outpost & Shooting Range, barely a mile from where police say Micah Xavier Johnson lived before he attacked Dallas police Thursday night, killing five officers. Gibson’s is the closest range to Johnson’s home, but no one here recognizes him or remembers him. If he practiced, and they say he must have, he practiced elsewhere.