THE BURLINGTON SHOOTING

[@rongrip1]

Thank You for your comment… I agree 100% . it seems like the lack of training for police creates a “ shoot first “ situation !!

[@MyJussuf]

Someone must bring this out. I am happyit is you. It has to be someone with a tallent with words. You have it. I wish more folks see what you are saying and look at each other with a silent "I agree".

[@MyJussuf]

Just finnished restoring my BC-221 Signal Corps Calibrator. The Finnish Postal Office made a power unit for it to replace the heater and the anode battery. I was informed that the replacement AZ1 rectifier has arrived to the local market. I Went there but unfotertenatly mechanical box system had failed. So I am not a Troll.

[@drontobil]

Agree!

[@RandomRetr0]

This will always be something that happens while all police are armed

[@MyJussuf]

the silent ones must step out and put an end to this maddness.

[@MyJussuf]

How hard is it to understand what i right and what is wrong. Who 's got the money to make everything upsidedown, Must be someone really rich.

[@MyJussuf]

In Finland and in Sweden the police is like your big brother. They have earned the trust,. I wish this culture could be delivered to USA but it might take a century,

[@wa4aos]

I normally side with Police Officers. They have a very difficult job for fairly low pay and die in the line of duty way too often. However, I am concerned, regarding the weapon he discharged and why did the projectile have enough energy to ricochet and kill another person; what a severe tragedy, Was a weapon discharge needed? Would there be a better choice of round or weapon to be used in a crowded business? Did the officer have a tazer and would a tazer been sufficient to down the threat? No questions, hurt, pain, anger or change of plans will bring back the child who is now dead. From the report you have given, if accurate, should put this officer behind bars for the remainder of his/her natural life.

[@MyJussuf]

i looked up my ex girlfriend by name. It turned out she lives in USA novadays. It also turned out her son put a bullet in his head whilee playing with hhis handgun. i guesss i am happier at the moment. I named my dauhter after her but this was way before,.

[@MyJussuf]

You have balls of steal to say it out loud and give the truth to the people.

[@MyJussuf]

i want to believe that the majority of your brothers in uniform are there for you,

[@mtkoslowski]

Actually it wasn’t an *”ASSAULT RIFLE.”* It was an AR15 which is not an Assault Rifle. It only fires on semi-auto. Please get your facts straight.

[@squarewave2]

The AR15 is a civilian version of the military M16. Both are gas-operated, .223 caliber and accept large capacity magazines. The difference is that the M16 can be fully automatic while the AR5 is only semiautomatic. No matter what you call them, they do NOT belong in a crowded shopping mall.

[@yorktown7395]

This is a pitiful distinction to cry about.

[@snarfusmaximus]

Big gun, small dick. Definitely compensating for some kind of deficiency "down there".

[@mtkoslowski]

@@squarewave2 The dressing room wall was made of drywall. Do you know that all police issued pistol calibers have no trouble penetrating such flimsy construction and with likely the same outcome? But you choose to hop onto the “Assault Rifle” bandwagon. Did you know that at least one 911 caller reported “a man with a gun?” Hence the long gun being taken on scene. The irony that if the victim who was being grievously assaulted by the criminal was your wife/sister/daughter you’d likely be cheering the police on for saving your loved one. Accidents as regrettable as this one do occur. Why are you carping on about the police officer being represented by a ‘high priced’ lawyer. This is America. He is entitled to the best representation he can get. Get over yourself.

[@squarewave2]

@@mtkoslowski Hi, IB Of course I know what dry wall is. That does not change the fact that if it were any other wall material, it would still have been penetrated. That's why this weapon does not belong in a crowded shopping mall. I have no sympathy for the man with the bicycle lock, but if he were given the chance to surrender peacefully, no shots would have been fired and the 14 year girl would not have been killed. You overlook another point: Just because police get an "active shooter" call does not necessarily mean there is an active shooter. Police have to use some common sense in recognizing an "active shooter:.