My thoughts exactly. If you define the job as \"gun-toting tough guy dressed in black and accessorized in leather traversing dangerous cities in a sedan w/blacked-out windows,\" you attract a certain sort of applicant, even if it does say \"Protect and Serve\" on the door.
<i>reserve Deputy Troy Cline accidentally discharged his gun, which he was holding in his left hand, as he was putting his baton back on his Utility Belt</i>
Clearly the problem was the BATON -- not the gun. You liebruls are <i>so</i> naive!
My thoughts exactly. If you define the job as \"gun-toting tough guy dressed in black and accessorized in leather traversing dangerous cities in a sedan w/blacked-out windows,\" you attract a certain sort of applicant, even if it does say \"Protect and Serve\" on the door.
So will Mr. Schulte be charged for the cost of the bullet?
Well, those front windows were broken and dangerous. I&#039;d claim the shooting was in self-defense.
Suicide door by cop.
...give that officer a medal for liberating that car door with a 9mm of freedom!
You never know when a bad guy with a gun walks by.
Is it or was it really true that British cops don&#039;t or didn&#039;t carry guns?
How could anyone take them seriously?
<i>reserve Deputy Troy Cline accidentally discharged his gun, which he was holding in his left hand, as he was putting his baton back on his Utility Belt</i>
Clearly the problem was the BATON -- not the gun. You liebruls are <i>so</i> naive!
Only a small proportion routinely carry guns. Others are trained to use guns, but only have guns issued under special circumstances.
NEEEEERRRDDDDS!