Discharge at Red Robin

[hoosier21]

Spent some time searching but didn't see this posted anywhere, surprisingly. Guy dropped his gun at the Mishawaka Red Robin, put a hole in the ceiling, and walked out. Took police a couple days to locate him. No charges filed. Hope he gets himself a good holster, might not be so lucky next time.


Gun goes off inside Mishawaka Red Robin

https://www.abc57.com/news/gun-owner-wont-face-charges-in-red-robin-incident/

 

[Coach]

So was it a Sig, Taurus or an old single action with six full cylinders? Or perhaps did sometime else happen?

 

[chezuki]

Or perhaps did sometime else happen?

This most likely.

 

[IndianaSoloMcfly]

Hah i love that he just walked out. OOPS.

 

[Expat]

That isn’t good .

 

[IndianaSoloMcfly]

Maybe if Red robins burgers werent so greasy his finger wouldnt have slipped

 

[Coach]

This most likely.

I tend to think so as well. There is an odor of BS in the air.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Wait, guns discharge when fingers aren't on triggers? You don't say . . . huh, who could have known this?

 

[Trigger Time]

Not the discharge I thoiught of when I read the title.
Flashbacks of alcohol, big t***y read heads, and stale hotel rooms, followed by antibiotics

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

So was it a Sig, Taurus or an old single action with six full cylinders? Or perhaps did sometime else happen?

A p320 that hasn't been through the recall fix yet?

Seriously though, these always make me cringe. Thankfully no one was hurt but this is the sort of stuff that gives businesses justification for banning guns in their stores.

 

[Vigilant]

This most likely.

Swami sez!

 

[Vigilant]

Not the discharge I thoiught of when I read the title.
Flashbacks of alcohol, big t***y read heads, and stale hotel rooms, followed by antibiotics

Hahahhahahah, you met her too?

 

[Lwright]

Is Barney at it again?

 

[Bigtanker]

Probably a South Bend cop. Last time he did something like this, his pistol was found in an intersection.

 

[CPT Nervous]

Probably a South Bend cop. Last time he did something like this, his pistol was found in an intersection.

They carry M&Ps. Only SIGs fire when dropped.

Sometimes cops lose guns. It happens. Carpenters lose hammers, and teachers lose kids. It's just part of the job.

 

[Thor]

They carry M&Ps. Only SIGs fire when dropped.

Sometimes cops lose guns. It happens. Carpenters lose hammers, and teachers lose kids. It's just part of the job.

And those things should be forgiven based upon the harm they produce. Maybe lanyards should come back in style.

Lose a kid? Ever heard of a head count? Some things should NOT be forgiven. If you are going to take the responsibility to lead a field trip and don't take the requisite precautions you should never be allowed in a position responsible for other peoples children again...kids running away is one thing, but there are way too many instances of people just not being responsible and they should be held accountable.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Lose a kid? Ever heard of a head count? Some things should NOT be forgiven. If you are going to take the responsibility to lead a field trip and don't take the requisite precautions you should never be allowed in a position responsible for other peoples children again...kids running away is one thing, but there are way too many instances of people just not being responsible and they should be held accountable.

I escaped in kindergarten. We were pulled out of the Post Office in Speedway after finishing a tour when I E & E'd out of the back door (think a buddy [or me] pulled on the lever as we turned). Rolled out on the asphalt, somehow landed on my feet and for some reason ran oft. I was around the building and down the alley before the teacher and other adults realized what happened.

To this day I have no idea why I did this, but kids do inexplicable things. Can't always blame the adult.

 

[Thor]

No, you can't always blame the adult which is why I added the running away caveat. The next question would be did they notice or did your parents need to call the school when you didn't get off the bus. I think too often today it's the latter.

 

[rhino]

I escaped in kindergarten. We were pulled out of the Post Office in Speedway after finishing a tour when I E & E'd out of the back door (think a buddy [or me] pulled on the lever as we turned). Rolled out on the asphalt, somehow landed on my feet and for some reason ran oft. I was around the building and down the alley before the teacher and other adults realized what happened.

To this day I have no idea why I did this, but [STRIKE]kids do[/STRIKE] Mini-Kirk did inexplicable things. Can't always blame the adult.

FIFY

 

[Trigger Time]

Hahahhahahah, you met her too?

LOL