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    That's why you fire till your target is down.
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    There's no way I'm letting this go.
    Those CHL heroes have a better hit rate and less bystander casualties then LEO's.
    You sure let that go quickly

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    the carnage continues!! NRA and GUN FELLATORS FOREVER, MOVING AMERICAN CIVILIZATION FORWARD!

    At Least 4 People Shot by Toddlers Since Last Weekend

    A Tennessee woman was shot in the stomach by her 2-year-old child on Sunday. Rekia Kid was sleeping with the toddler and her three-week-old baby when the toddler discovered a Glock 9 mm stored underneath her pillow and discharged the weapon. Kid managed to get out of the house and crawl to a neighbor’s porch where she was found by the neighbor, who told local news “[s]he just kept screaming that she didn’t think she was going to make it, she didn’t think she was going to make it and to please please take care of my children.”




    Josephine G. Fanning was shot and killed Saturday at a Tennessee barbecue when a 4-year-old boy discharged a handgun owned by Fanning’s husband, Sheriff’s Deputy Daniel Fanning. Fanning had left the loaded gun “for just a moment” on the bed while he went to retrieve another weapon from a locked gun cabinet.




    A 6-year-old boy was accidentally shot by his 4-year-old playmate in a quiet residential New Jersey area yesterday. The victim later died of his wounds, with the victim’s uncle telling reporters covering the story “This never should have happened. It’s horrible.”




    A 3-year-old died of an accidental self-inflicted gun wound in South Carolina on Tuesday according after finding a gun in an apartment and discharging the weapon. No further details have been released at this time. http://www.alternet.org/least-4-peop...s-last-weekend

    http://www.alternet.org/least-4-peop...s-last-weekend

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    A Tennessee woman was shot in the stomach by her 2-year-old child on Sunday.

    If you were ever lucky enough to find a woman that would allow you to impregnate her, I would hope your toddler would try and take you out in the same manner.

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    If you were ever lucky enough to find a woman that would allow you to impregnate her, I would hope your toddler would try and take you out in the same manner.

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    If you were ever lucky enough to find a woman that would allow you to impregnate her, I would hope your toddler would try and take you out in the same manner.
    aw, is TSA iddy biddy brain and pissed off that The Great Boutons slaps you gun fellators daily. Go suck one, bubba, give the Darwin award a good try.

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    @ "The Great Boutons". even the flaming liberals in here know you are a ing joke.

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    You sure let that go quickly
    I found that post irrelevant so I didn't touch it.

    Save some face by getting facts straight.

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    I found that post irrelevant so I didn't touch it.

    Save some face by getting facts straight.
    I see Boutons Lite is back.

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    @ "The Great Boutons". even the flaming liberals in here know you are a ing joke.
    in your bubba fantasy world

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    I found that post irrelevant so I didn't touch it.

    Save some face by getting facts straight.
    How did you find it irrelevant? Weren't you the one concerned for the safety of bystanders being hit by missed fire?

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    in your bubba fantasy world
    Trust me, my world is real. VERY real. I really like my world.

    Might be YOUR fantasy world but thats what happens with ups like you. Keep on hatin everyone. It's who you are. Own it, .

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    Keep on hatin everyone.
    straw man, typical RIGHT WINGER MSCHARACTERIZATION, OUTRIGHT LIE, that's how you bubbas roll in your asshole bubble.

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    straw man, typical RIGHT WINGER MSCHARACTERIZATION, OUTRIGHT LIE, that's how you bubbas roll in your asshole bubble.
    Boutons you suck at so many levels it is ing hysterical.

    Repeat after me: I BOUTONS is a LOOOOOOOOOOOSER! Own it, .

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    Trust me, my world is real. VERY real. I really like my world.
    Proof ignorance truly is bliss.

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    Boutons you suck at so many levels it is ing hysterical.

    Repeat after me: I BOUTONS is a LOOOOOOOOOOOSER! Own it, .
    CC joins TB as my main stalkers.

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    How did you find it irrelevant? Weren't you the one concerned for the safety of bystanders being hit by missed fire?
    First, you didn't link your "fact".

    Second, you didn't outright give your opinion/conclusion based on that "fact".

    If you're really trying to say that you trust CHL heroes to take out wackos more than you do LEOs, i would say "lmfao".

    If not, then don't beat around the bush. Spit out exactly what you are trying to say.

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    I see Boutons Lite is back.
    I see your ass is still red and in pain.

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    I see your ass is still red and in pain.
    Go ahead and post and have the last word pissant.

    I'm bored with your stupidity. /Boutons Lite

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    Go ahead and post and have the last word pissant.

    I'm bored with your stupidity. /Boutons Lite
    So bored that you have to let me know.

    So red assed and butthurt that you have to go off topic and go directly into name calling.

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    Do you even own a firearm?

    It's usually those that don't know about guns that talk the most about guns. Odd how that works.

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    First, you didn't link your "fact".

    Second, you didn't outright give your opinion/conclusion based on that "fact".

    If you're really trying to say that you trust CHL heroes to take out wackos more than you do LEOs, i would say "lmfao".

    If not, then don't beat around the bush. Spit out exactly what you are trying to say.
    You are stupider than I thought. I'm not doing the research for you. LEO's are terrible shots. Look into the public police records, it's all there. I know you've got time to kill.

    If you don't believe me I challenge you to an LEO vs CHL bystander casualty contest. You find a CHL wounding a bystander, I'll raise you LEO's hitting more. I'll start with last years Empire State shooting.
    2 LEO's: 20 shots fired, 1 dead victim, 9 wounded bystanders

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    You are stupider than I thought. I'm not doing the research for you. LEO's are terrible shots. Look into the public police records, it's all there. I know you've got time to kill.

    If you don't believe me I challenge you to an LEO vs CHL bystander casualty contest. You find a CHL wounding a bystander, I'll raise you LEO's hitting more. I'll start with last years Empire State shooting.
    2 LEO's: 20 shots fired, 1 dead victim, 9 wounded bystanders
    LOL that was a good one to pick. New Yorks Finest!

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    I will warn you that the troll "Blake" is clinically stupid. Like terminally stupid. He will post some random nonsensical and then declare you are butt hurt if you respond.

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    05 was an off year for NYPD


    NYPD 2005 Firearms Discharge Report

    NEW YORK The Firearms Discharge Report is broken down into four main categories:

    - Gunfights: when the officer(s) and subject(s) fire at each other
    - Other Shootings Vs Subjects: when an officer(s) fires in defense of himself or another against a subject(s) and the subject(s) does not return fire
    - Against Dogs
    - Accidental Discharges: when an officer unintentionally discharges a firearm

    These incidents are examined to identify dangerous conditions and to develop preventive measures.

    During 2005, a total of 166 officers fired weapons in 123 incidents, as compared to 144 opfficers firing weapons in 114 incidents in the year 2004. In 2005, only 59 incidents (48 percent) have been against human subjects (16 gunfights, 43 other shootings vs. subjects).

    Total Number Of Incidents

    Total Number Of Incidents ('04) 114
    Total Number Of Incidents ('05): 123
    Increase: 8 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 352
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 616
    Increase: 75 percent

    Gunfights 11

    Gunfights ('04): 11
    Gunfights ('05): 16
    Increase: 45 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 92
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 276
    Increase: 200 percent
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 18
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 23
    Increase: 28 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 20 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 8 percent

    Other Shootings Vs. Subjects 40

    Other Shootings Vs. Subjects ('04) 40
    Other Shootings Vs. Subjects ('05) 43
    Increase: 8 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 140
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 196
    Increase: 40 percent
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 47
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 59
    Increase: 23 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 34 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 30 percent

    Against Dogs

    Against Dogs ('04) 26
    Against Dogs ('05) 32
    Increase: 23 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 69
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 93
    Increase: 35 percent
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 40
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 57
    Increase: 43 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 58 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 61 percent

    Accidental Discharges

    Accidental Discharges ('04) 27
    Accidental Discharges ('05) 24
    Decrease: 11 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 28
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 25
    Decrease: 11 percent
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 13
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 10
    Decrease: 23 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 46 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 40 percent

    Suicide Attempted

    Suicide Attempted ('04) 5
    Suicide Attempted ('05) 3
    Decrease: 40 percent
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 5
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 3
    Decrease: 40 percent
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 5
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 3
    Decrease: 40 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 100 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 100 percent

    Other

    Other ('04) 5
    Other ('05) 5
    No Change
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('04): 18
    Total Number Of Shots Fired ('05): 22
    Increase: 18
    Total Number Of Hits ('04): 2
    Total Number Of Hits ('05): 2
    No Change
    Percentage Of Hits ('04): 11 percent
    Percentage Of Hits ('05): 9 percent

    Statistical Summaries

    Total Number Of Firearms Incidents ('05)
    Accidental Discharges: 24, 19.5
    Gunfights: 16, 13 percent
    Other Shootings Vs. Subjects: 43, 35 percent
    Dogs: 32, 26 percent
    Mistaken Iden y: 0, 0 percent
    Others: Intoxicated, Domestic, etc.: 5, 4.1 percent
    Suicide: 3, 2.4 percent
    Total: 123, 100 percent

    Number Of Incidents By Day ('05)
    Sunday: 20, 16.2 percent
    Monday: 13, 10.6 percent
    Tuesday: 20, 16.2 percent
    Wednesday: 13, 10.6 percent
    Thursday: 16, 13 percent
    Friday: 17, 13.8 percent
    Saturday: 24, 19.5 percent

    Number Of Incidents By Tour ('05)
    On-Duty
    0001 - 0800: 32, 26 percent
    0801 - 1600: 27, 22 percent
    1601 - 2400: 38, 31 percent
    Subtotal: 97, 79 percent

    Off-Duty
    0001 - 0800: 10, 8 percent
    0801 - 1600: 7, 5.7 percent
    1601 - 2400: 9, 7.3 percent
    Subtotal: 26, 21 percent
    Total: 123, 100 percent

    Number Of Incidents By Borough ('05)
    Manhattan South: 6, 4.9 percent
    Manhattan North: 16, 13 percent
    Bronx 27, 22 percent
    Brooklyn South: 26, 21.1 percent
    Brooklyn North: 26, 21.1 percent
    Queens South: 17, 14 percent
    Queens North: 5, 4 percent
    Staten Island: 5, 4 percent
    Outside City: 5, 4 percent
    Total: 123, 100 percent

    Number Of Incidents By Month('05)
    January: 12, 9.8 percent
    February: 7, 5.7 percent
    March: 8, 6.5 percent
    April: 10, 8.1 percent
    May: 10, 8.1 percent
    June: 12, 9.8 percent
    July: 13, 10.6 percent
    August: 8, 6.5 percent
    September: 8, 6.5 percent
    October: 16, 13 percent
    November: 9, 7.3 percent
    December 10, 8.1 percent
    Total: 123, 100 percent

    Officer Statistics ('05)

    Number Of Officer Discharges
    Captains And Above: 2
    Lieutenants: 4
    Sergeants: 19
    Detectives: 33
    Police Officers: 103
    Probationary Police Officers: 3
    Undercover: 2

    Officer Duty Status And Attire
    On Duty In Uniform: 79, 48 percent
    On Duty In Civilian Atire: 61, 37 percent
    Off Duty: 26, 15 percent

    Number Of Incidents Outdoors: 49
    Number Of Incidents Indoors: 74

    Members' Accuracy At Distance Fired:

    00 - 02 Yds
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 64
    Number Of Shots Fired: 127
    Number Of Hits: 65
    Percentage Of Hits: 51

    03 - 07 Yds
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 44
    Number Of Shots Fired: 155
    Number Of Hits: 68
    Percentage Of Hits: 44

    08 - 15 Yds
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 40
    Number Of Shots Fired: 205
    Number Of Hits: 14
    Percentage Of Hits: 7

    16 - 25 Yds
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 7
    Number Of Shots Fired: 93
    Number Of Hits: 5
    Percentage Of Hits: 5

    Over 25 Yds
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 0
    Number Of Shots Fired: 0
    Number Of Hits: 0
    Percentage Of Hits: 0

    Not Stated
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 11
    Number Of Shots Fired: 36
    Number Of Hits: 2
    Percentage Of Hits: 6

    Totals ('05)
    Uniformed Members Of Service: 166
    Number Of Shots Fired: 616
    Number Of Hits: 154
    Percentage Of Hits: 25

    Officer Statistics

    Weapons Used By Officers In Shooting Incidents
    Revolvers: 4
    Semi Amutomatic Pistols: 156
    Ithaca 37 Shotgun: 1
    Colt M4: 0
    H&K MP5: 1
    Ruger Mini-14: 0
    M24 Rifle: 0
    Non-Standard Weapon: 4

    Shooting Incidents (Defense Of Self/Others)
    Shooting Incidents (Defense Of Self/Others): 43
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 64
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 196
    Total Number Of Hits: 59
    Percentage Of Hits: 30 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 4.6
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 3.1

    Shooting Incidents (Dogs)
    Shooting Incidents (Dogs): 32
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 35
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 93
    Total Number Of Hits: 58
    Percentage Of Hits: 62 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 2.9
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 2.7

    Shooting Incidents (Gunfights)
    Shooting Incidents (Gunfights): 16
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 35
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 276
    Total Number Of Hits: 23
    Percentage Of Hits: 8 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 17.3
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 7.9

    Shooting Incidents (Accidental)
    Shooting Incidents (Accidental): 24
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 24
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 25
    Total Number Of Hits: 10
    Percentage Of Hits: 42 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 1.04
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 1.04

    Shooting Incidents (Suicide And Attempted)
    Suicide (2), Attempted (1): 3
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 3
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 4
    Total Number Of Hits: 4
    Percentage Of Hits: 100 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 1.3
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 1.3

    Shooting Incidents (Other)
    Other: 5
    Total Number Of Officers Who Fired: 5
    Total Number Of Shots Fired: 22
    Total Number Of Hits: 1
    Percentage Of Hits: 5 percent
    Shots Fired Per Incident: 4.4
    Shots Fired Per Officer Per Incident: 4.4

    2005 Firearms Discharge Incidents

    Subject Armed With
    Gun, Fired At Police
    2004: 14
    Percentage: 13 Percent
    2005: 16
    Percentage: 13 Percent

    Gun, Fired Not At Police
    2004: 4
    Percentage: 3 Percent
    2005: 9
    Percentage: 7.3 Percent

    Gun, Did Not Fire
    2004: 13
    Percentage: 12 Percent
    2005: 22
    Percentage: 18 Percent

    Imitation/Simulated Gun
    2004: 6
    Percentage: 5 Percent
    2005: 6
    Percentage: 5 Percent

    Vehicle
    2004: 3
    Percentage: 2 Percent
    2005: 0
    Percentage: 0 Percent

    Other Weapon (Indicate)
    2004: 3
    Percentage: 2 Percent
    2005: 0
    Percentage: 0 Percent

    Physical Force/Furtive Movement
    2004: 5
    Percentage: 4 Percent
    2005: 5
    Percentage: 4 Percent

    Mistaken Iden y
    2004: 0
    Percentage: 0 Percent
    2005: 0
    Percentage: 0 Percent

    Suicide
    2004: 4
    Percentage: 3 Percent
    2005: 2
    Percentage: 1.6 Percent

    Attempted Suicide
    2004: 1
    Percentage: 1 Percent
    2005: 1
    Percentage: 0.8 Percent

    Accidental Discharge
    2004: 27
    Percentage: 25 Percent
    2005: 24
    Percentage: 19.5 Percent

    Destroy Animal
    2004: 26
    Percentage: 23 Percent
    2005: 32
    Percentage: 26 Percent

    Unauthorized (Intoxicated, Domestic)
    2004: 5
    Percentage: 4 Percent
    2005: 5
    Percentage: 4 Percent

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