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Originally Posted by Vendzilla
Not from close range , means no powder burns. Many things can cut out the power burn at close range, simple as the shot going thru a piece of clothing
This is a cop from a small town that has never had a shooting even close to this happen before. Their training goes out the door when they are being attacked. I've been on the range with cops several times, they are not always the best shot. Depending on the gun he was using, in a panic, you can rattle off shots in a close pattern very easy with most police automatics.
Besides all that, witnesses are starting to come forward to back up the police's statements on what happened and there was the bruising all over the cop in question.
Brown just got done attacking someone and being a bully, the likelihood that he was still pumped up and ready to attack is solid IMHO
I'm just saying what I think, I don't think the police are our best friends all the time, I have had things pointed at me for no reason, I don't like it.
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There are a lot of cops at the range I go to and I agree they are pretty bad shots. I asked one of the retired cops who works there why my targets look so much better than theirs, even at longer range, is there something I don't get? Am I just really good? Or is my S&W more accurate than your Glock? He said no, you are actually just really good, and they are not standing right or not breathing right.
Yeah I think it's clear that Brown was not a nice guy. And I think it's too bad he is the focal point here, but the issue to me is about police abuse and brutality and lack of accountability which are all very real problems and I hope somehow we get some solutions out of this situation. I don't think we will, but still hoping.