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Non Americans in the us are especially at risk since we don't know their protocols. Like if you get stopped by TP I understand over there you are not allowed to get out of the car. I think these days likely to get shot if you do that

 

OIC.  I didn't know that.  Thanks for sharing.

 

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Non Americans in the us are especially at risk since we don't know their protocols. Like if you get stopped by TP I understand over there you are not allowed to get out of the car. I think these days likely to get shot if you do that

 

I think this one is nothing to do with procedure...

There is not even body cam footage for some reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqgz7kRGVxg

 

Trevor Noah on Castile shooting verdict. He's actually south african, so when he's talking about prejudice, i don't think he sees much difference between SA and USA lol ...

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I think this one is nothing to do with procedure...

There is not even body cam footage for some reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqgz7kRGVxg

 

Trevor Noah on Castile shooting verdict. He's actually south african, so when he's talking about prejudice, i don't think he sees much difference between SA and USA lol ...

 

These cases are damn sad.

 

I wouldn't blame anyone if the blacks suddenly went on a rampage against the police department and killed them all.

 

Tit for tat since the law doesn't apply.

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1. Place your hands at ten and two o clock position. All the time.

2. Do not fidget or twist and turn your body.

3. Be polite.

4. Remember the police officer is looking forward to dinner with his family and most likely a veteran, he/ she is very afraid of you.

5. A person who is well armed and afraid of you is very scary, can actually shoot and then place some offensive object by your bleeding corpse...so always treat them better than your drill sergeant, for ladies better than your sugar daddy.

6. Black lives matter only to guys like Barry Soetarno, cop lives matter more to the public.

7. The active shooter drill much like a fire drill, would advise visitors to learn from Resource center before going to the United States.

8. Active shooting with fatalities average once every 2.9 months, so know where you are going. I mean really know where you are going.

9. Was on campus during active shooting once. Wah Lau Fire movement and was it run or become one with the ground situation. Sbs for parents with the kids in the US.

10. It is just the lower class, prone to drugs and crime that scare the cops, the right to bear arms is on the assumption that people are responsible...not those exhibiting third world behaviour.

This guy is a lawyer...

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The land of the free has never learnt, and they never will, unfortunately.

 

Such tragedies will continue, confirmed.

is there more shooting since trump took over??

 

i feel like got more news since

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is there more shooting since trump took over??

 

i feel like got more news since

 

not sure about the quantity, but the quality was bad... that guy shot at the concert. Think record number died?

 

Make more guns, make more bullets, make them accessible = make more people die before their time is up... but hell, what do they care about? just make sure make more $$ can already...

 

sigh...

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when will they realise that something must be done over the ownership of weapons...

 

not sure about the quantity, but the quality was bad... that guy shot at the concert. Think record number died?

 

Make more guns, make more bullets, make them accessible = make more people die before their time is up... but hell, what do they care about? just make sure make more $$ can already...

 

sigh...

 

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another real life GTA style rampage shooting   [sweatdrop]

 

 

4 killed in California mass shooting
15 Nov 2017 02:52AM (Updated: 15 Nov 2017 10:51AM)
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A California Highway patrol officer photographs a vehicle involved in a deadly shooting rampage at the Rancho Tehama Reserve, near Corning, California. (Photo: AP)
 
LOS ANGELES: Four people were killed and nearly a dozen were wounded, including several children, when a gunman went on a rampage on Tuesday (Nov 14) at multiple locations, including a school in rural northern California.
 
Tehama County Assistant Sheriff Phil Johnston told reporters that the assailant was killed by police following the mass shooting, which began around 8.00am (1600 GMT) at a home in Rancho Tehama Reserve and continued at several locations in the community, including an elementary school.
 
 
He said no children were among the dead.
 
"It was very clear at the onset that we had an individual that was randomly picking targets," Johnston said at a news conference.
 
He said one child was shot and wounded at the school. Another, he added, suffered non-life-threatening injuries while riding in a car with his mother, who was severely wounded.
 
Johnston said the gunmen, who has not been identified, went on a shooting spree after stealing a vehicle that crashed at some point. He then stole a second vehicle and was killed in a shootout with police.
 
Jim Schultz, a reporter for the Redding Record Searchlight newspaper, quoted Rancho Tehama resident Salvador Tello, who was taking his three children to school and described seeing the gunman open fire, killing a woman.
 
"He said he saw bullets strike the truck in front of him and he put his children down to protect them and put his truck to ... reverse," Schultz said on Twitter.
 
"As he left, he saw (a) woman lying dead in the street and her... wounded husband next to her. Was told help was on its way."
 
Schultz quoted another witness, Casey Burnett, who said the gunman was "driving around and shooting randomly from his car."
 
Area resident Brian Flint told local media that his roommate had been shot and killed by the gunman.
 
THREE WEAPONS RECOVERED
 
"He's dead. He didn't make it," Flint told KCRA, referring to his roommate. "For his family and everything, I feel bad, and we'll be there for them."
 
He said the gunman was a neighbour and had "been shooting a lot of bullets lately, hundreds of rounds, large magazines."
 
The shooting coincides with a flareup of the long-running debate on America's epidemic of gun violence and the ready accessibility of high-powered weapons, less than 10 days after a gunman shot dead 26 people at a church in Texas.
 
Johnston told reporters that three weapons - a semi-automatic rifle and two handguns - had been recovered from the scene.
 
He added that some 100 law enforcement officers responded to the shooting.
 
The Redding Record Searchlight said among the wounded was a six-year-old who suffered two gunshot wounds and another child shot in the leg.
 
The motive behind the killing is still unknown but initial reports indicated the incident may have started as a domestic dispute that escalated.
 
The elementary school is located on the outskirts of Corning, an olive oil-producing town of around 8,000 people about 160 kilometres north of the state capital Sacramento.
 
Jason Wandel, chief division counsel at the FBI's Sacramento field office, told AFP that agents had been sent to help with the investigation.
 
More than 33,000 people die annually in the United States from gun-related deaths - two thirds of them suicides - according to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
 
On Tuesday, families of victims of one of the deadliest shootings in modern US history pushed to reinstate a lawsuit to hold a gun manufacturer responsible for the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school that killed 20 children and six adults.
 
The families want Remington, which manufactured the military-style assault rifle used in the massacre, to be held liable for the tragedy.
Source: AFP/de

 

 

 

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So much for Valentine's Day... Condolences to their families.

Maybe it's Valentine's day that makes people stress, resulting in this tragic.
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Maybe it's Valentine's day that makes people stress, resulting in this tragic.

Hmm... Maybe he did not have his regular fix of tofu and egg dats why start shooting ya...
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is there more shooting since trump took over??

 

i feel like got more news since

 

In Trump's America, people should have the right to shoot back.

Imagine 1 lone gunman, vs 10 shooting back, it may save more lives, except the lone gunman of cuz.

Perhaps he's right.

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