Carry on.
Carry on.
I can't keep up with this new thread shenanigans.
Sorry, i'd been putting it off for a while cos busy. We're supposed to start new threads around ~150 default pages and we had some that were into the 300s. big threads break the boards and make ragns unhappy.
You disappoint me bane.
Don't forget to put them on a spring loaded platform that utilizes pizza box spacers to prevent the spiders from getting smooshed.
tldr; cop points a gun at a guy for nine minutes for a traffic stop
Wonder what happened before video started.
I'm not a gun guy but isn't "don't point a gun at someone you don't intend to shoot" like, rule #1 or 2 or something?
That doesnt apply to popo
Nah, he had good trigger discipline and didn't seem nervous. He should toned things down and holstered it, but at least he wasn't in danger of accidentally murdering anyone.
http://www.startribune.com/newly-swo...ife/439079063/
Minneapolis, MN officer threatened to shoot his wife in the head just days before joining the police force. He is currently on administrative leave during his probationary period as an officer.
He had his gun pointed at a downward angle. If he sneezed, that finger is slipping onto the trigger. If he wasn't nervous or trying to look like a bad ass for the camera, he would have holstered it. If his decision making is that poor that he needs to keep two people who are not a threat seat belted and in a car while held at gun point for 9 minutes, he doesn't need to wear a fucking badge. If he was truly threatened by them he would have had them exit the car and had them on the ground. He was trying to be a bad ass, end of story and he's fucking lucky he didn't shoot either of them.
http://www.npr.org/2017/08/08/542247...criminal-cases
Major fallout from the Baltimore police planting evidence scandal. 40 cases currently dropped, hundreds more to be dismissed.
Yoooooooo I don't sneeze when I'm holding a gun but if I did my finger wouldn't magically slip all the way to the trigger and pull it lol.