This is a stabbing so it may not count but it's an excellent example of just how quickly a knife can fuck you up all the way. Very NSFW and I don't think the victim pulled through this. Perfect counterpoint to anyone who would discount police or an armed citizen shooting someone armed with a knife at close range.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DocumentedF...eb2x&context=3
Twitter link for those who don’t do Reddit.Originally Posted by VT1032
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Gun vs Car
"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson, Virginia Constitution, Draft 1, 1776
That strike looked a lot like what @SouthNarc teaches in EWO (without the posturing and macho bullshit, but the same target)
"The victor is not victorious if the vanquished does not consider himself so."
― Ennius
Here is a video of a homeowner who noticed some suspicious people outside of his house at night. He noticed one advancing on his house who had what appeared to be a firearm. The homeowner grabbed what appeared to be a .300 Blackout pistol with a brace and went outside and had quite the firefight with the trio.
Wow, just wow.
They were prowling cars AND got a gun that he had in his truck.
Now he has two shot up cars to deal with..
https://fox8.com/news/i-team-cle-off...ormer-partner/
I-Team: CLE officer sues department, former partner
CLEVELAND (Ohio) — A Cleveland police officer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city, the police chief and her former partner.
Officer Jennifer Kilnapp got shot and wounded on a call in 2020, and the lawsuit says her partner, Bailey Gannon, fired the shot that wounded her. And, the suit says Gannon was a rookie, and he received no discipline for it.
Attorney Matthew D. Besser released a statement, saying: “Any gun user knows one of the most basic rules of gun safety is that you never point a gun at someone without knowing who might be in the line of fire. By choosing to ignore that basic gun-safety rule, Gannon caused devastating consequences. Unfortunately, his conduct reflects CDP’s (Cleveland Police Department’s) ongoing culture of excessive force and its longstanding failure to adequately train rookies on the appropriate use-of-force.”
Back in 2020, the I TEAM revealed police body camera video from the incident. Kilnapp and her partner went to a home and searched for a man suspected of threatening a woman. Gunfire erupted as police found the man hiding upstairs in a bathroom.
But, attorney Besser says officer Gannon “panicked” and began “firing blindly”, and one of his shots hit officer Kilnapp. Besser added, the shot hit her in the forearm, then fragmented into her bicep and chest.
The lawyer says officer Gannon fired first, and then the suspect fired.
Darryl Borden ended up indicted in Cuyahoga County Court for attempted murder and more. And, he also faced weapons charges in federal court.
In County Court, the attempted murder charge was dropped, and Borden struck a plea deal to attempted felonious assault. He received a sentence of seven to 10 years in prison.
And, in federal court, he received another four years and nine months in prison for having a gun as a felon.
We have reached out to the city and Cleveland Police for comment. The city, generally, does not comment on pending lawsuits.
Kilnapp’s attorney says she remains off the job on disability suffering from nerve damage and mental health issues tied to what happened.
While she was shot on duty, the I-TEAM also reported Kilnapp was punished by the Cleveland Police Department for not turning on her body camera as she and her partner went to that call.
Suspect involved in two consecutive 3 a.m. gas station armed robberies (with one suspected burglary in the middle) is stopped by a customer.
St. Charles police said in the release the customer witnessed the suspect leave the SUV with a backpack and enter the QuikTrip where he threatened a clerk with a knife at her throat.
The customer then grabbed his handgun, entered the QuikTrip and confronted the suspect, according to the release.
The release said the suspect allegedly grabbed his backpack and said to the customer "I have something for you," and approached the customer from behind the front counter. The customer the shot at the suspect "several times," until the suspect fell on the floor. Both the customer and the clerk then called 911. Neither person was injured.
The suspect's black SUV was later found to have been stolen Friday from Maryland Heights. Police said items stolen from the Phillips 66 gas station were found in the vehicle.
St. Charles police believe the suspect is tied to all three gas station incidents.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/cr...e-38d7a8f3a192
Indiana: "Three people were fatally shot and two were injured Sunday evening at an Indiana mall after a man with a rifle opened fire in a food court and an armed civilian shot and killed him, police said."
According to the AP.
More to come, no doubt.
Mall shooting in the Indianapolis area:
https://www.foxnews.com/us/indiana-shopping-mall-shooting-police
Apparently stopped by a good Samaritan:
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At least four people, including the shooter, are dead and others are injured following a shooting at a shopping mall in the suburbs of Indianapolis, according to local reports.
Greenwood Chief James Ison said "a good Samaritan with a handgun" at the scene killed the shooter. He said two others were wounded and are being treated in area hospitals."
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