Gun didnt save this Guy

[JOE]

[Frood]

Fucking pigs...

[Lokmar]

I've gone outside with my gun before. I NEVER turn the lights on. All you do is make YOURSELF a target. Inside the house? Well, I would be aiming at heads. No cop body armor will fix that situation.

[Zetsu]

Fucking pigs...

Yes... point your rifle/machine gun towards the front door of a residential home and not expecting the cops to eliminate the threat.  

[formosan]

These threads always make me think of Bricktop.

[Zetsu]

These threads always make me think of Bricktop.

Same here too, the first 2 person that always comes into my mind would be Bricktop and your brother.

[Zetsu]

I'm just deeply sadden people don't realized how insanely dangerously these type of situation can get if the cops didn't shoot down the suspect.

[formosan]

These threads always make me think of Bricktop.

Same here too, the first 2 person that always comes into my mind would be Bricktop and your brother.

Me too.....an ex policeman and a current policeman.

[Frood]

Fucking pigs...

Yes... point your rifle/machine gun towards the front door of a residential home and not expecting the cops to eliminate the threat.  

They do the same for pets, because "twthreatzzzs ***lisp***'.



Fucking faggot pigs.

[Dove]

Fucking pigs...

 They gave him NO time to lay down the gun.



 I mean I get how bad that can get but good grief. Guy was on his own property.

[Dove]

[Zetsu]

Fucking pigs...

 They gave him NO time to lay down the gun.



 I mean I get how bad that can get but good grief. Guy was on his own property.

Common Dove, the cops were responding to a emergency call relating to gun fire or something in the neighborhood, when they arrive and see a guy holding a gun that's even bigger than the cop's own Glock, there's no time to ID check or give him the chance to return fire with lethal lead, life is not some kind of video game nor the cops have a crystal ball.  ac_unsure

[Frood]

Coward

[kiebers]

 They gave him NO time to lay down the gun.



 I mean I get how bad that can get but good grief. Guy was on his own property.

Common Dove, the cops were responding to a emergency call relating to gun fire or something in the neighborhood, when they arrive and see a guy holding a gun that's even bigger than the cop's own Glock, there's no time to ID check or give him the chance to return fire with lethal lead, life is not some kind of video game nor the cops have a crystal ball.  ac_unsure

Cop did not identify himself. Cop was not using a glock. Cop was using what looks like an AR-15, probably the same as the guy. The guy was firing into his own house believing someone was there. Cop did not identify himself. Less than one second after telling him to drop the gun the cop is rapid firing. Cop did not identify himself. If he had dropped the gun like the cop said, he would still be dead as fast as he fired. I'm all for cops defending themselves and citizens but if you are going to give a command to someone to do something give them a second to comply. Cop did not identify himself. If the cops had their lights and sirens going the guy would have realized who they were. Trigger happy cop.

[Zetsu]

Common Dove, the cops were responding to a emergency call relating to gun fire or something in the neighborhood, when they arrive and see a guy holding a gun that's even bigger than the cop's own Glock, there's no time to ID check or give him the chance to return fire with lethal lead, life is not some kind of video game nor the cops have a crystal ball.  ac_unsure

Cop did not identify himself. Cop was not using a glock. Cop was using what looks like an AR-15, probably the same as the guy. The guy was firing into his own house believing someone was there. Cop did not identify himself. Less than one second after telling him to drop the gun the cop is rapid firing. Cop did not identify himself. If he had dropped the gun like the cop said, he would still be dead as fast as he fired. I'm all for cops defending themselves and citizens but if you are going to give a command to someone to do something give them a second to comply. Cop did not identify himself. If the cops had their lights and sirens going the guy would have realized who they were. Trigger happy cop.

If you're so unsatisfied you should become a police and show them how it's done the politically correct way.  It's always easy to judge when you're perfectly safe behind the monitor, when in reality the police barely have enough time to react, a lot of split second situations are determined by gut and adrenaline instincts.