Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

But the guy was OK.

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

 

Made me think of this one.

https://instagram.com/p/BfqyXaSlo7i/

 

Gang member tries to stab witness with a pen, get blown away by a U.S. Marshall.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWTy-F4i9dQ&

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...in-calif-classroom-he-was-trained-in-gun-use/
Gun-trained teacher accidentally discharges firearm in Calif. classroom, injuring student

 

A little ad popped up saying "Home improvement experts"

 

I believe she is a female marshall. Not that it matters, whoever it was kicked ass. I just read about it yesterday and the article hinted that it was a female. Didnt really say for sure.

 

This guy’s 4Runner has a pvc tube bumper.

 

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Probably stronger than the stock chrome.

 

Probably one of those things that you just can't wait till it happens. Stare at the perp just waiting for a "look", then you know it's game on.

 

Either way, the taxpayers win.

 

Just playing Time Crisis all day.

 

When did this shit happen? I donot recall hearing about this until today. Which is odd because I am pretty up on the news and daily goings on.

Anyhow:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/1...ore-florida-sleepover-stabbings-cops-say.html

Whats wrong with these kids? I really think its a lack of dirt in their diet. We used to eat the stuff when we were kids practically by playing outside so much.

Edit: Oh and he was known to authorities prior. So THEY knew about him as well.

 

Yup
I edited my post as well. They knew about him. He had issues previously. Double WTF in that one.

 

Its the government man, the learning curve for them is like a sweeping arc through space, so it takes a long time. Where as the private sector is more of an F1 race corner.

 

I wish that were true, but now we (tax payers) have to fight a lawsuit by the family. Fracking ridiculous.

"Angilau’s family has said the marshal who killed him went too far... In the wrongful-death lawsuit, the family said the courthouse had multiple layers of security, with several armed U.S. marshals and bailiffs in the courtroom capable of subduing their son.

Angilau had a weapon, they said, but it was only a pen. And the final three shots were fired into Angilau’s back, after he was on the floor."

But it's only a pen, no real threat, right?

 

Actually they brought the suit up to a court almost immediately and it was denied already. I read it the first day I saw it, I'll try and find the article.

 

Sadly, clearing barrels were inventended for a reason. And it's not because people are good at clearing weapons.

Wasn't the public discourse a few years ago about how the government spies on us too much and it needs to stop. I wonder if they weren't afraid of "profiling" lawsuits they would move quicker.

 

I was working in a place once, we'll call it a prison. And the Red Cross came on my block to encourage those in my care to write letters home. I was doing something else when they came on. But as they were leaving I saw them with a paw full of pens.

"How many pens did you come on the block with?"

"I don't know, does it matter?"

A discussion happened, culminating in me saying "if one if our staff is shanked by a pen, I will personally find you and ensure a slow and painful death using this exact pen [showing him the cheap black skillcraft ballpoint that was kept in the block logbook]"

Next time that dipshit came on the block, he presented his pens for inspection coming on and leaving.

 

Thats a good point, I mean by that is its a slippery slope or fine line kind of thing. It could be considered overreach if they try and do something to early. This is a hard issue to figure out in that respect. Where does stepping in and overreach merge?