Back in May of 2015, I wrote a piece for American Thinker titled "The Pistolero Prevailed."  It dealt with the terrorist attack on the "Draw Muhammad" art competition in Garland, Texas and how that attack, by two men with rifles and body armor, was foiled by a single cop with a handgun, a traffic officer who was the master of his weapon and its use. Now comes the story of an event that occurred Monday morning in Steubenville, Ohio that could also be titled "The Pistolero Prevailed." Jefferson County Judge Joseph Bruzzese, Jr. was on his way to work at the county courthouse in Steubenville at about 8 A.M. Monday morning when he was approached by a would-be assassin who had been waiting for him in a car in a nearby parking lot.  The gunman fired five shots at almost point-blank range, but the judge, although wounded, wasn't killed and was even able to return fire with his own gun!  The criminal was ultimately killed...(Read Full Post)