Rounds fired?

[Litlratt]

As it relates to magazine capacity, I was interested in the number of rounds fired by the V.P.D. and Knox County Sheriffs' Deputy to subdue Ross Darkis.
Video footage in local news broadcast shows different caliber bullet holes that are circled and numbered. I believe I seen a 32 but am not positive of that.

Please don't attempt to turn this thread into something other than what it is intended for.

 

[femurphy77]

Enough to neutralize the threat.

Point a gun at multiple cops, get shot multiple times. If you interviewed the officers that fired and asked them how many times they fired, that number would probably be lower than the actual number. In multiple post shooting interviews the common response was that they fired enough times to drop the suspect.

 

[Litlratt]

I don't disagree with any of that. I want to know how many rounds were fired.
I was specific in that it was relative to magazine capacity. I can explain it further if you lack the ability to understand.

 

[joe138]

My understanding is that there were two rifles fired. One being an AR 15 platform from the deputy. The other I am unsure of, except it was not an AR. Your count of 32 is probably really close.

 

[CBR1000rr]

I don't disagree with any of that. I want to know how many rounds were fired.
I was specific in that it was relative to magazine capacity. I can explain it further if you lack the ability to understand.

 

[bwframe]

Any better news coverage of this than WISH?
Officers cleared in fatal SW Indiana shooting

 

[Litlratt]

There's a video here.
Vincennes Man Shot By Police
If I'm going to use this incident as an argument against magazine restrictions, I'd rather have an official round count instead of I seen in a video.