FBI agent negligent shooting

[Amishman44]

The modern handgun didn't fire when dropped from a distance of maybe 4 feet, yet discharged when the trigger was pulled. Strange. The late Jeff Cooper would not be pleased with Agent Backflip McNegligentdischarge-Soontobesuedandunemployed.

Soontobeunemployed......IIIIISSSS the correct response for this guy's actions!

 

[Spear Dane]

Annnnnd off to jail he goes...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/f...cing-taken-into-custody/ar-AAyy2FF?li=BBnbcA1

 

[rhino]

Annnnnd off to jail he goes...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/f...cing-taken-into-custody/ar-AAyy2FF?li=BBnbcA1

Ahhh . . . as colossally stupid as the guy is and as much as he deserves punishment for his negligence, I don't think it was assault.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Ahhh . . . as colossally stupid as the guy is and as much as he deserves punishment for his negligence, I don't think it was assault.

It is my understanding that in Red 2d degree Assault is equivalent to our Criminal Recklessness.


I predict, yet again, eet ain't low-dead shall be the defense: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ce-backflip-taken-n882466?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma

 

[jamil]

His name is "Chase". He lives in Denver. This was always going to be his destiny.

 

[Spear Dane]

Ahhh . . . as colossally stupid as the guy is and as much as he deserves punishment for his negligence, I don't think it was assault.

Yeah, wouldn't that require some kind of intent to harm? It says he hasn't been formally charged so I reckon the DA will come up with something more appropriate.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Yeah, wouldn't that require some kind of intent to harm? It says he hasn't been formally charged so I reckon the DA will come up with something more appropriate.

No, intent to harm not necessary here.

As well, just looked at Red's sentencing statute, I believe this qualifies as a "crime of violence" with a minimum mandatory five (5) years.

 

[ATM]

...I predict, yet again, eet ain't low-dead shall be the defense...

That would make about as much sense as your constant attempts to inject it into every discussion here in lieu of addressing the actual unsafe gun handling actions.

 

[jamil]

No, intent to harm not necessary here.

As well, just looked at Red's sentencing statute, I believe this qualifies as a "crime of violence" with a minimum mandatory five (5) years.

5 years?

For being a dumbass? I'm thinking he probably should get something for shooting someone in the leg. But 5 years?

 

[jamil]

That would make about as much sense as your constant attempts to inject it into every discussion here in lieu of addressing the actual unsafe gun handling actions.

If that guy is stupid enough to make that his defense, OMG, he deserves 5 years.

 

[Spear Dane]

No, intent to harm not necessary here.

As well, just looked at Red's sentencing statute, I believe this qualifies as a "crime of violence" with a minimum mandatory five (5) years.

Holy bat poo! The guy was dumb but damn not 5 years worth.

 

[Hatin Since 87]

Those dance moves are worth at least a 3 year sentence. Add the negligent discharge and I could see 5.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

That would make about as much sense as your constant attempts to inject it into every discussion here in lieu of addressing the actual unsafe gun handling actions.

I inject because: 1. it is relevant to his unsafe gun handling, 2. it will come up over and over during the course of this case.

I have heard time and time and time again through the chicken wire reinforced glass over the last 24 years, "eet ain't low-dead". Over and over.

Feds are just human beings. Did you see what this schmuck did after shooting the guy, wiped his hands and shrugged as he ran away. No different than the dozens of other police reports I've read.

1. Shoot someone.
2. Walk away from the scene.
3. Deny knowledge the gun was loaded.
4. Rinse and repeat.

 

[Drail]

Those are some pretty sobering facts. But from what I have seen, it is true. Far too many guys today handle a loaded firearm just like it was a cell phone. His gesture as he walks away tells you all you need to know about the F.B.I. "professional" personnel standards.

 

[Lex Concord]

It's fair. I eat it often enough... but if you want some really good stuff- King's Ribs, on Keystone, near the fairgrounds. If you're scared of the area, you can take solace knowing that they have armed security, lol.

+1 for King Ribs, though it was the Eagledale store many years ago.

 

[ATM]

I inject because: 1. it is relevant to his unsafe gun handling, 2. it will come up over and over during the course of this case.

1. No, it wasn't.

2. That would be nonsense and should be easily dismissed as such rather than attempting to refute it with unsound metaphors.

I have heard time and time and time again through the chicken wire reinforced glass over the last 24 years, "eet ain't low-dead". Over and over.

They're not allowed to have guns on the other side of the chicken wire reinforced glass. What are they doing, pointing their finger at you? Again, nonsense and easily dismissed.

Feds are just human beings. Did you see what this schmuck did after shooting the guy, wiped his hands and shrugged as he ran away. No different than the dozens of other police reports I've read.

1. Shoot someone.
2. Walk away from the scene.
3. Deny knowledge the gun was loaded.
4. Rinse and repeat.

Stop giving relevance to their denial when it happens by attempting to inject your own equally nonsensical metaphor, simply address and hold them to account for their unsafe actions. Your usual schtick does nothing to correct unsafe gun handling or advance safe gun handling and risk mitigation practices ...and it never will.

 

[HoughMade]

He should have been following the 5 rules of safe gun handling.

 

[jamil]

He should have been following the 5 rules of safe gun handling.

You're supposed to after you saying something that evokes internet.

 

[HoughMade]

You're supposed to after you saying something that evokes internet.

I low carb. So:

 

[JettaKnight]

It is my understanding that in Red 2d degree Assault is equivalent to our Criminal Recklessness.


I predict, yet again, eet ain't low-dead shall be the defense: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ce-backflip-taken-n882466?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma

I'll take that bet.