“There was a gentleman behind the suspect, I nodded for him to get out of the way. Thank God he saw and got out of the way, and that’s when I had to fire at the gentleman,” Nazir said. “The cashier was fearing for her life, I was fearing for my life as well as many other people. I did what I could, got a good shot off. Thankful he survived and was caught a short time after.” Nazir (last name withheld), on how he came to be Wisconsin’s first licensed concealed carry DGUer. [h/t Eric]