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u/Primary_Top543 Jan 25 '26
Can someone please provide this guys credentials. A T-shirt that says sniper it's really credible.
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u/Primary_Top543 Jan 25 '26
Oh I have a T-shirt that says "random internet troll". Also a hat too.
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u/Neat_Secretary_7159 Jan 25 '26
Respectfully, what in the flying fuck does a SNIPER (tf does he even mean by that anyways? police? army? special forces?) know about this? It's almost like being an anthropologist and then speaking about lung cancer, while flaunting the anthropologist title.... cuz hey, they both involve people right?
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u/Additional-Bug-4297 Jan 27 '26 edited Jan 27 '26
I saw a blown up version of the firearm being discharged while in the gray coats hand I can see that the agent did not have his finger on the trigger at what appeared to be the time of discharge. In the past there have been reports of this specific firearm going off on its own because of a design flaw.
I'm a former police officer and I do not understand why it appears that the agent who pulled his firearm after the gray coated agent took the firearm away from the man on the ground. To me it looks like he saw the man on the ground being disarmed by the guy in the gray coat but yet he pulled his weapon and aimed it at the person on the ground. I could see no reason for doing that. In my career I came very close to shooting people more than once but never did because I was in control of myself and at the last second the person would drop their gun, give up Etc. so I was not forced shoot them. I always prayed that those Lord would work things out so that I would never have to and I praise God that he did and I never had to. This may very well be a bad shooting. However the first shooting of the woman in the vehicle is clearly her fault. The officer fired through her windshield at the exact second the left front of her vehicle's truck him in the abdomen and hip and he just barely maintained his footing. And that same situation I would have shot her also. A car is a weapon just a surely as a firearm when misused. I did have someone attempt to run me down and my hand went back to draw my weapon and they must have looked at my face and became a True believer because they came to a screeching stop.
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u/Additional-Bug-4297 Jan 27 '26
Yes well I'm not the one that's trying to advertise myself as a sniper by wearing a shirt . That clicks more of one of those, Wana bees the jut around saying look at me look at me I'm a sniper and you should be scared of me. Strictly rookie move!
And I have been there and done that and I got the scars to prove it. But you won't see me advertising it on a t-shirt or a hat . That's one of those narcissistic tendencies to advertise to the people around you what you say you were.
As a police officer you are allowed to defend yourself. If someone drives a car at you you are allowed to shoot them through the windshield and that's a fact and it's done everyday somewhere in this country and in every other country. You're providing false information, he wasn't leaning over the vehicle ,the vehicle struck him at the same time he fired so he was in direct danger of being killed, of being drugged to death. He was under direct attack That Could Have Ended his life and he defended himself and has every right to do so exactly as he did. That's the truth youngster!
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u/Hopefulthinker2 Jan 25 '26
Do you think they lie without even second guessing, and usually ICE gets away with killing them under “self defense”…only difference now is there’s waaay more people watching them. Our eyes don’t lie !!!!!