<b>Mary</b><br/><br/>She looked out over the crowd nervously unsure how long she should stay when she noted the man from the entrance scanning the crowd - and that he had a gun.<br/><br/>How to handle this went through her head - cowardise encouraged her to merely leave but she supressed that quickly, trying to talk to the man and encourage him to abandon whatever plans he had was next - but while tempting she was not trained in such situations and might only make it worse for everyone. No this was a matter for the police and the bouncers, taking her smart phone out she angled it to capture the man with the gun while looking like she was merely texting - and than moved to the bouncer at the entrance. If the gun was legally carried she didn't want to make a scene so better to leave it to people trained.<br/><br/>Approaching the large man at the entrance where if needed she could leave and call the police in quite she tapped him on the shoulder and stepped close with the phone to avoid causing a panic for any other overheading "<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493">sir, sorry for intruding but there is an armed man on the balcony</span>" she showed the picture "<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff1493">should I call the police - he seems to be scanning the crowd?</span>".