Hate or love cops .. your heart has to go out ..

[Irving]

I blame Keanu Reeves.

[TheGrey]

This is certainly enlightening. And here I thought once the ridiculous legislative season was over, people would calm down.

Instead, there seems to be some new targets that some have chosen, right from the forum, too.

Oh, and I have plenty of sympathy for the victim, and plenty of sympathy for the cop. Apparently there are plenty of people on this forum that have ever made a regrettable mistake before.

[Byte Stryke]

This is certainly enlightening. And here I thought once the ridiculous legislative season was over, people would calm down.

Instead, there seems to be some new targets that some have chosen, right from the forum, too.

Oh, and I have plenty of sympathy for the victim, and plenty of sympathy for the cop. Apparently there are plenty of people on this forum that have ever made a regrettable mistake before.

THAT sir, is your first mistake.
the stupid will never end.
Morse, Bloomberg and Hickenlooper have proved that.

in case you need more proof
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2013/...stamping-guns/

There are NO Manufacturers currently able to produce this... CalGuns owns the patent

but its still "The LAW!"

and there are people lining up to "uphold the law" regardless of its direct conflict with human rights.

[spyder]

So, I don't get it... Are we supposed to feel bad for the cop for making a bad decision?

[DavieD55]

That is called negligent homicide.

[DingleBerns]

My head hurts from the warrant thread, and now this!

That could have been handled a different way. You can always withdraw. I do not agree poor officer he has to live with his bad decision so what! He should it was his. She is dead and he had on body armor. I see this as a tactics problem not a marksman issue. Placed his life above hers, definition of a coward and not a hero.

Now that you have more then a split second to think about it, what would you have done?

[Bailey Guns]

It's getting to the point you just can't have an intelligent conversation around here. Some of you guys are so narrow-minded you're unable to see the bigger picture. I'm sometimes ashamed to be part of this community when I see some of the bullshit that pops up on these pages.

[glock74]

I feel bad for the cop because he has to live with this for the rest of his life. My heart goes out to the victims family.

[Skip]

My head hurts from the warrant thread, and now this!

Now that you have more then a split second to think about it, what would you have done?

It's a tough spot, no doubt.

But here's the problem LE has... The statists have said we must be disarmed because the police can protect us better than we can protect ourselves. Think about the burden that puts on LE. It will open up every situation to intense scrutiny, because, lets face it: that poor women could have done a much better job protecting herself than the officer who shot her in the head.

And, as we all know, being in NY puts people at a disadvantage against violent crime because disarmament incentivizes crime. Which means there is an increased need to receive safety from LE/gov.

If an officer shows up for work, he is accepting this responsibility. I wouldn't want any part of it...

[Great-Kazoo]

Victim Dead, but that's just unfortunate.

Lets all have a sympathy party for the cop who shot her becasue he may have the boo-hoos

ok sure. that seems reasonable.

Let me tell ya about the retired cop who shot & killed my brother. .................................................b y mistake.