4 suspects who are truck drivers (no previous experience with weapons) allegedly snatch guns of 2 policemen.
Has anyone tried pulling a gun out of someone’s holster? You can’t. That’s how holsters are designed.
Snatching a rifle by the barrel is even harder.
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Has anyone tried pulling a gun out of someone’s holster? You can’t. That’s how holsters are designed.
Snatching a rifle by the barrel is even harder.
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Remember this happened within close quarters.
The suspects then allegedly fired - for this they’d have to chamber the round (if it was a pistol) or turn off safety on a rifle.
Again - suspects with no previous experience of firearms.
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The suspects then allegedly fired - for this they’d have to chamber the round (if it was a pistol) or turn off safety on a rifle.
Again - suspects with no previous experience of firearms.
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In between all of this, the policemen (far greater in number & trained) aren’t able to tackle them. Were they standing & watching while the suspects figured out how to use a weapon?
Then cops draw their weapons & shoot them (2 suspects stole weapons but all 4 were shot)
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Then cops draw their weapons & shoot them (2 suspects stole weapons but all 4 were shot)
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The fiction skills of Cyberabad Police are as terrible as their capabilities of handling & securing firearms.
If u really believe this story, u don’t know basics of how firearms & CQC ops work.
These cowboys need a better script to justify an extra-judicial murder.
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If u really believe this story, u don’t know basics of how firearms & CQC ops work.
These cowboys need a better script to justify an extra-judicial murder.
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