Idiot walks into police station carrying an AK47

[Vigilant]

I wonder if they will ever look back on this and think gee that was stupid of us?

No, stupid runs all the way to the marrow!

 

[Trigger Time]

I think they want it to end badly. They have a Bundy complex, and they want to be a hero of the revolution they are sure is coming.

I don't think they are that smart to think like that.
But they are dumb that's for damn sure. I mean what kind of idiot would even think this was smart? Now if they came in with no mask, the rifle slung behind his back, and without the guy with a tripod, then maybe.
They seriously fully expected the police to engage them in a argumentative discussion that lasted several minutes or more, or else why bring a tripod? Did they break any laws? Well I don't know muchigan law. It someone said you can't conceal your face, but it's winter so I don't know how that will play. In Indiana you could legally do this but maybe with the same result. I'm not saying it was right or smart just debating whether they broke any laws. I'm sure the police will throw anything they can think up and see if it sticks. Don't **** with people in their house. Especially wearing a GoPro and an AK (like we've seen terrorists do), and he had his hand on the gun .... stuuuupid.
ih and whether you think you are or actually are right, when police give you a command with their guns pointed at you, immediately comply.
I think these guys are probably lucky they have video cameras in that lobby and the police knew it and also you can tell the point in the video by the speech change jn the officers tone that they then saw the GoPro's and knew they were being filmed. Or that's what I think.
I don't know if these guys should be locked up (that's for the jury) but they should be punched in their stupid faces.

 

[Woobie]

I wonder if they will ever look back on this and think gee that was stupid of us?

Not sure if they will live that long. Unfortunately they are already old enough to procreate.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I'm still trying to figure out how he's still amongst the land of the living.

 

[Trigger Time]

I'm still trying to figure out how he's still amongst the land of the living.

Cops knew they were on camera

 

[aztec777]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

 

[hpclayto]

Am I being detained???

 

[Cygnus]

What a bunch of idiots. No help to show how "normal" most of us are. I'm surprised this didn't turn into "The Massacre on Michigan Ave"
With all the crap going on the last few years, I'm impressed with the restraint of the DPD. Cameras on or not.

 

[DaveM]

I'm sorry, pro 2nd amendment or not there is never an excuse to do something this stupid. They weren't "testing" anything, they were baiting and they are lucky they made it through that encounter without being "air-conditioned". Crap like this just gives anti-gun people more ammunition to use against our rights.

 

[tjh88]

Legal, maybe
Stupid, YES
Alive, Lucky

 

[lonehoosier]

Cops knew they were on camera

With all the people filming their crimes these days I don't think that would be a good judgment call by the cops.

 

[DaveM]

I'm not up to date on Michigan law, but wouldn't think any kind of gun carry is permissible inside a police station. I figured it would be just as much of a no no as going into a courthouse. Besides, you couldn't test them with just a Glock on your hip? You have to deck out in ISIS gear to do it? Really?​

 

[shootersix]

man why all the hate....they just wanted their wallet back!

 

[Hornett]

The article referenced this video as the cause for the other video.
[video=youtube;frwLksC00PA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frwLksC00PA[/video]
Is does not show what the police did to initially make them so angry, but at this point I feel like they were just looking for a problem instead of reporting one.

Regarding the video above;
What was the officer doing with the flashlight in broad daylight.
Is that standard protocol?

 

[IncendiaryGunner]

I am likely in the minority of our citizenry when I share my opinion that there should be nothing wrong with carrying within a police station.

Having been armed in a police station without incident, I know that when everyone acts like an adult, it does not have to be an alarming encounter for anyone involved.

That being said, it is my opinion and nothing more, that the gentlemen obviously did this to create a confrontation.

Going out of your way to create a confrontation with law enforcement is usually not a productive means of resolving a dispute.

Being unfamiliar with the law in their locality - they may be legally in the right - but anyone who understands how the legal system plays out in reality knows that being on the right side of the law does not equate to no negative consequences.

You have to pick your fights, and to me this seems frivilous and unworthy of a confrontation of this nature.

 

[IncendiaryGunner]

I'm not up to date on Michigan law, but wouldn't think any kind of gun carry is permissible inside a police station. I figured it would be just as much of a no no as going into a courthouse. Besides, you couldn't test them with just a Glock on your hip? You have to deck out in ISIS gear to do it? Really?​

Indiana does not list police stations as restricted locations - Michigan very well may not.

 

[DaveM]

The second video is even more reason to not support these morons. Two guys driving around in body armor with one guy in a balaclava, what exactly are the police supposed to be doing if not stopping these guys for a quick check? With the driver running his mouth so much, it was hard to determine what the officer was saying, but I'd hardly call it being harassed by the cops. These horses' behinds need to understand we're living in a different world now and doing this kind of crap is not good for anyone and certainly not good for our rights. You don't get to just say whatever you want and do whatever you want without consequences, regardless of the Constitution. If the cops don't end up killing them, a concerned citizen will (or a fellow nutjob. which these two certainly are.)

 

[DaveM]

Indiana does not list police stations as restricted locations - Michigan very well may not.

I'm actually surprised at that. And here I thought I had read enough to know what was and wasn't okay. Oh well, new day, new education.

 

[shootersix]

lets see, just two guys driving around minding their own business......one wearing a balaclava

man that's police harassment if I've ever seen it!.....why cant you drive around wearing body armor and a facemask!....cant two dudes drive around looking like they're going to rob a bank without being "profiled" by the man!

and just when they are going to the police station to tell the superior officer about how the police could have handled the situation better, all those good boys were doing was walking into the station when the police "over react" and draw their weapons on the two guys.

man I swear, ive got a good mind to give those police officer my 2 cents on their whole blowing this situation out of the water!

oh I forgot to type this in purple!

two dumb a$$ gun owners (who we don't need speaking for us!) thinking that they are helping the "greater good"!

I see two police officers showing great restraint! and two morons who are lucky they didn't get shot! (and I see getting to know "new friends" in prison!)

 

[HoughMade]

I don't think that the existence of a specific law about carrying in a police station is a prerequisite to disarming and subduing this mope. That only comes into play when they are deciding whether or not to charge a crime.

Oh...and I'm a little envious of people who have this much free time.