Poor doggo
Poor doggo
Floyd County Sheriff John Hunt told reporters Friday that the officers encountered "pure hell" when they arrived on the scene, saying they had "no chance."
Floyd County Sheriff John Hunt told reporters Friday that the officers encountered "pure hell" when they arrived on the scene, saying they had "no chance."
Not one mention of the reason for the initial arrest warrant that started this shootout?! Hmmm.
Yes, this is about what I envision will happen when they come to take our guns.
Not one mention of the reason for the initial arrest warrant that started this shootout?! Hmmm.
Yes, this is about what I envision will happen when they come to take our guns.
Not one mention of the reason for the initial arrest warrant that started this shootout?! Hmmm. Yes, this is about what I envision will happen when they come to take our guns.
You read my mind.
>Not one mention of the reason for the initial arrest warrant that started this shootout?! Hmmm. Yes, this is about what I envision will happen when they come to take our guns.
You read my mind.
mine as well
mine as well
A warrant for domestic violence I read somewhere.
A warrant for domestic violence I read somewhere.
One article said it was a Warrant for Domestic violence and the cops didn't even get a chance to knock on the door to serve the Warrant ( but were ambushed from inside the house while they were all walking up). Several different articles i've seen are repeating the police spokesman nonsense of 'He's a domestic terrorist that had a plan to cause as much harm as possible and then executed that plan on our Officers'.
One article said it was a Warrant for Domestic violence and the cops didn't even get a chance to knock on the door to serve the Warrant ( but were ambushed from inside the house while they were all walking up).
Several different articles i've seen are repeating the police spokesman nonsense of 'He's a domestic terrorist that had a plan to cause as much harm as possible and then executed that plan on our Officers'.
Maybe, and this is not criticism as I am not aware of the situation on the ground - but maybe other ways to subdue the suspect could have been used rather than an old-fashioned shoot-out with the resultant carnage and death. Starve him out? Set his home on fire? Snipers? I certainly hope this is explored in the official review of the incident.
Maybe, and this is not criticism as I am not aware of the situation on the ground - but maybe other ways to subdue the suspect could have been used rather than an old-fashioned shoot-out with the resultant carnage and death. Starve him out? Set his home on fire? Snipers? I certainly hope this is explored in the official review of the incident.
I wonder what he did. Was he in DC on January 6th? Who the heck knows if he did anything that warranted such an over use of power. Remember Ruby Ridge? They went after the same type of person that was at the January 6th peaceful protest against the November 3rd. insurrection.
I wonder what he did. Was he in DC on January 6th? Who the heck knows if he did anything that warranted such an over use of power. Remember Ruby Ridge? They went after the same type of person that was at the January 6th peaceful protest against the November 3rd. insurrection.
exactly
exactly
This is why there will never be a firearm 'confiscation' law in the US. It takes 50 LEOs to take out one criminal. WHO will they send to take 400 million Legal firearms from 120 million Honest Americans? NO ONE. Ignore any 'bans' on your legal firearms.
This is why there will never be a firearm 'confiscation' law in the US. It takes 50 LEOs to take out one criminal. WHO will they send to take 400 million Legal firearms from 120 million Honest Americans? NO ONE. Ignore any 'bans' on your legal firearms.
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