And a really good shot, too.
And a really good shot, too.
And a really good shot, too.
And a really good shot, too.
Good guys with guns use their guns lawfully 99.9999% of the time. Over 500,000 defensive firearm uses annually. Only around 15,000 unlawful deaths via firearm annually. Whoops.Good for him---nice work.
Meanwhile, thousands die due to lack of gun control, while every so often a "good guy" with a gun stops a criminal. And that criminal will be pardoned if he sucks up to Trump.........so, your point???
In the meantime, Trump Pardon's criminals who do more harm than this one guy stopped by the "good guy with a gun"................
How? People that engage in criminal enterprise are the predominate people who commit homicide. That makes up about a third of people dying by gunshot. The remaining two thirds are suicide. Japan has a higher suicide rate despite much fewer guns.Good for him---nice work.
Meanwhile, thousands die due to lack of gun control,
Any criminal that's ever stopped is by a good guy with a gun. Most criminals didn't stop until police stop them.while every so often a "good guy" with a gun stops a criminal. And that criminal will be pardoned if he sucks up to Trump.........so, your point???
In the meantime, Trump Pardon's criminals who do more harm than this one guy stopped by the "good guy with a gun"................
And a really good shot, too.
Ummm...yeah. Okay.He should've moved closer to the knifeman, where he could've made an arrest
US cops are just so trigger happy.
He should've moved closer to the knifeman, where he could've made an arrest
US cops are just so trigger happy.
For the egregious crime of saving someone’s life. Makes sense.Are you ****in kidding?!
I hope this hero gets 20 years.
Sick ****in bastard.
He saved no one's life and placed the victim in great peril recklessly.For the egregious crime of saving someone’s life. Makes sense.
Oh, must have been a fake knife the criminal was holding.He saved no one's life and placed the victim in great peril recklessly.
He did not try to desculate the situation and he put the hostage in grave peril with his recklessness.Oh, must have been a fake knife the criminal was holding.
He actually saved the hostage.He did not try to desculate the situation and he put the hostage in grave peril with his recklessness.
I home he loses his home in a civil suit.
He actually saved the hostage.
Which part? Where you wish financial destitution on a cop saving a hostage victim? Good example of why qualified immunity exists.Read my post again.
The guy has no business being a cop.Which part? Where you wish financial destitution on a cop saving a hostage victim? Good example of why qualified immunity exists.
Yeah, can’t have people saving lives from criminals as cops!The guy has no business being a cop.
Ummm...yeah. Okay.
I think I'll just leave those kinds of decisions up to the professionals.
Are you a professional?
How lucky was the cop and victim.Yeah, can’t have people saving lives from criminals as cops!
Yeah, and the problem is that all too many Americans are willing to allow their policemen to be trigger happy killers.
2014:
US police killed 1100 people
Canadian police killed 14 people
British police killed 1 person (same as in 2013 Btw)
German police killed 0 people (same as in 2013)
Icelandic police killed 0 people (in fact they've only every killed 1 person ... EVER)
Chinese police killed 12 people (with a population 4.5 times larger than the USA)
Let that sink in. Law enforcement in the US killed 92 times more people than a country with nearly 1.4 billion people
"...from 2010 through 2014, there were 4 fatal police shootings in England, which has a population of about 52 million. By contrast, Albuquerque, NM, with a population 1 percent the size of England''s, had 26 fatal police shootings in that same time period..."
Yeah, and the problem is that all too many Americans are willing to allow their policemen to be trigger happy killers.
2014:
US police killed 1100 people
Canadian police killed 14 people
British police killed 1 person (same as in 2013 Btw)
German police killed 0 people (same as in 2013)
Icelandic police killed 0 people (in fact they've only every killed 1 person ... EVER)
Chinese police killed 12 people (with a population 4.5 times larger than the USA)
Let that sink in. Law enforcement in the US killed 92 times more people than a country with nearly 1.4 billion people
Have you ever been to Albuquerque? I was offered a job there once. Turned it down when I realized that "Breaking Bad" is pretty much a documentary about ABQ."...from 2010 through 2014, there were 4 fatal police shootings in England, which has a population of about 52 million. By contrast, Albuquerque, NM, with a population 1 percent the size of England''s, had 26 fatal police shootings in that same time period..."