WTF is going on in Houston of late? (And NYC.)
It's soul crushing to see this...and a strong response is needed in the worst way.
WTF is going on in Houston of late? (And NYC.)
It's soul crushing to see this...and a strong response is needed in the worst way.
There's nothing civil about this war.
Originally Posted by Rex G
The latest word is that all three HPD officers are now in stable condition.
Retar’d LE. Kinesthetic dufus.
Don’t tread on volcanos!
Miami. Need I say more?
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Is that a Sig P365 that he used to ruin his hearing?
What was that locking gizmo in the center console?
Also, fairly appropriate last name for the shooter. It will keep @blues punning for awhile.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Thx for that Always, a decent read from a cat that admits having zero SA prior to the incident & I also noted that he had 5 good shoots when still w/ OPD.
https://www.columbian.com/news/2022/...aturday-night/
Off-duty Vancouver police officer killed during manhuntFreeUpdated 6 hours agoTrending
Circumstances unclear, but Clark County sheriff's deputy fired a shot
Officer Donald Sahota, 52, was killed while off duty at his home Saturday night in a rural area near Battle Ground, according to the Vancouver Police Department.
Authorities have not released details about the circumstances of his death. However, Clark County Sheriff’s deputies chased an armed robber suspect from Orchards to a Battle Ground area home, which lies at the end of a long private drive in a rural area. A news release issued just before 2 a.m. Sunday by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office said a deputy had shot and killed someone at the scene, but the news release omitted details about who was killed.
Shortly after 11 a.m., Vancouver police issued a news release stating Sahota was killed at his home while off duty. It did not specify that he was shot, or by whom.
Public records indicate Sahota and his family live at the address where the shooting occurred.
No more information was released on Sunday, including whether the robbery suspect was in custody. The Cowlitz County-based Lower Columbia Major Crimes Team is investigating.Here’s what is known so far:
At 8:14 p.m., sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the Chevron gas station and convenience store at 9810 N.E. 117th Ave. after a reported robbery had just occurred. According to the sheriff’s news release, the robber was described as having a handgun and fled the area in a stolen vehicle.
Deputies spotted the stolen vehicle and pursued it toward Battle Ground. Eventually, the robbery suspect bailed out of the vehicle and ran to a house, where he contacted the homeowner. “Police responded and contacted all parties. In the course of this contact a deputy with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office discharged his firearm,” according to the news release.
Dispatch records show that emergency responders were called to the Sahota residence at 9 p.m. to treat a gunshot wound. The sheriff’s office news release stated, “The individual who was struck was provided medical aid at the scene but was eventually pronounced deceased.”
This is just silly. I can't post the video since it is linked to the NY post article on their website, so I will post a link and a summary.
A guy is plowing his front yard for snow, hears some gunshots, then sees snow puffs around him and realizes that the shooting is at him, then runs away from the electronic snowplower and runs back. I think it would've been a good idea for him to have exited the picture as fast secretive.
"Five people were arrested in connection to a wild, caught-on-video shootout in an affluent Rockland County neighborhood over the weekend.
Home security footage obtained by The Post shows multiple gunshots suddenly ringing out around 1:45 p.m. Saturday in New City — as a man blows snow from his front walkway.
Sources told The Post that the suspects were part of a rap music video being filmed 3 Turnberry Court, which had been rented on Airbnb."
https://nypost.com/2022/01/30/gunfir...five-arrested/
2 Police Officers killed during traffic stop shootout near Kaiserslautern, Germany.
Of course the DW correspondent had to crow about Germany's strict gun licensing regimen at the end.
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