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I haven't been able to watch the footage yet but the question bouncing around in my head has been, "Does the LAPD own an effing shotgun?!" This situation seems like a perfect place to use one. I bet there would be a lot fewer pissed off people right now if mom and daughter were in the hospital...

What are the pros and cons of using a range bag as luggage? As far as i can tell the only pro is not needing a separate bag. The only con, while very unlikely, is inconvenient to say the least. What if you do get selected for additional screening and it takes long enough that you miss your...

We should reintroduce wolves into the Northeast.

Based on them not pointing out who did shoot him I am guessing you are correct. He, or one of his highly trained coworkers, suffered a firearm "malfunction". Either way nothing will come of it. Police never eat their own, unless they are disloyal to the gang.

Seems like not is the time to buy that STI that i have been thinking about for years. I can tell myself that there is a lot less of a premium on it.

Gouging and pricing should never even be used together. I think the term they meant was "market pricing". The best example of government restriction on market pricing that I have ever personally witnessed was New Jersey in the weeks after Sandy. I am an electrical contractor and I had 4 NJ...

Glad you are qualified to make that call. Personally I don't feel qualified to make that judgement about someone that isn't an active threat. Nowhere in the article did it say what was happening when he arrived.

Based on the name of the publication I don't expect that this is exactly bias free reporting. If the guy was not an active threat when he got there and he picked a fight with him then he is an idiot. Sounds like that might be what happened. Being police he should know better. He should have...

I think the number for front line troops may have been closer to 50,000 rounds fired per enemy killed.

For clarification NH does not share the CT river with VT. The entire river is in NH the state line is the shoreline on the VT side

I am sure that driving this way has been used as reasonable suspicion for a traffic stop.

It is not just that the government, through incompetence, puts people on the list. They, through malice, have put at least one person on the list to keep them from testifying in a lawsuit against the no fly list. http://reason.com/blog/2013/12/04/wanting-to-testify-in-no-fly-list-lawsui

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Not trying to be rude, although I am sure it will sound that way. To me this line of reasoning boils down to, "It is ok to use the government to trample on a right as long as I do not agree with that right"

If you had $2000 cash would you buy a Python? If so, keep it. If not, sell it and buy the M1A

Well there you go a piece of information that can follow a person around, possibly to their detriment, is contingent upon whether you "like" them or not.

Probably not many. Anyone that decided they wanted one would just swing by Staples.

It is because their primary job responsibility shifted from public service to "going home at the end of the shift".

Thanks for the info.

They are net getting a lot of love from their readers on this one.