FTFA: A deputy accidentally shot another deputy during a gunfire training exercise

Well I hope he learned his lesson.

As a deputy, I'm getting...


...the hell out of here.

/duck cover

Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.

Also, I just learned that the Fark Filter has no use for the ampersand symbol.

FTFA: The shooting occurred at a firearms range on Highway 126 east of Redmond at about 2 p.m. during training for the special operations team....


Yup, someone is definitely special alright.

I thought Barney wasn't allowed to keep his gun loaded!

Great work you guys. Have a donut.

But he did not shoot the Sheriff........

/great, songs stuck in my head for the day now......
//thanks a lot, Subby

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not happy

Click Click D'oh: Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.

Yep.

But at the same time, this was some form of special response team, and it sounds like the were doing some type of live fire scenario. One should always be as vigilant as possible with firearms, but no one is perfect, and the law of averages always catches up to you. If you do enough live fire training, shoot houses, scenarios, etc, something is gonna end up happening sooner or later. It sucks for sure, and the shooter probably feels terrible, as he should. But it happens. Being on a SWAT team isn't just about wearing a tacticool outfit and carrying a UMP45. Sometimes you get shot. Again, it happens. Suffice to say, the team probably has some safety training lined up in their schedule that wasn't there last week.

Was that wrong? Should I have not done that?

taurusowner: Click Click D'oh: Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.

Yep.

But at the same time, this was some form of special response team, and it sounds like the were doing some type of live fire scenario. One should always be as vigilant as possible with firearms, but no one is perfect, and the law of averages always catches up to you. If you do enough live fire training, shoot houses, scenarios, etc, something is gonna end up happening sooner or later. It sucks for sure, and the shooter probably feels terrible, as he should. But it happens. Being on a SWAT team isn't just about wearing a tacticool outfit and carrying a UMP45. Sometimes you get shot. Again, it happens. Suffice to say, the team probably has some safety training lined up in their schedule that wasn't there last week.


This about sums it up.

Dunno, but the sidebar links made me laugh. They seemed so... Fox, I guess.

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Click Click D'oh: Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.


Which four; these four?
1. Serve the public trust
2. Protect the innocent
3. Uphold the law
4. [Classified]

schattenteufel: Click Click D'oh: Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.


Which four; these four?
1. Serve the public trust
2. Protect the innocent
3. Uphold the law
4. [Classified]

lol +1 you got me to laugh

Click Click D'oh: Dear Law Enforcement Officers,

The four rules apply to you too.

Only LEOs and the military have the necessary training to handle firearms safely. Negligent discharges like this are the natural result of allowing the civilian populace to have firearms.

Oh it was a highly trained LEO in TFA? You don't say.

/someone didn't keep their booger hook off the bang switch

bedspread: not happy

Of course not. He wasted his bullet.

They wouldn't have had to report the incident at all, had the Deputy remembered to bring his "throw-down" piece to the range.

Frick (amper sand symbol) Frack not available for comment.

Well how else would you test the bullet proof vests?

What do you think happens to civilians who have an accident stupid at the range? My guess is that it doesn't result in an "aw shucks, gosh darn it" sort of moment.

Remember


Only professionals know safety

Was the shooter Seymour son of the 142nd fastest gun in the west?

Why Bob Marley Should Not Have Acted As His Own Attorney

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//Yes it's MacFarlane

"I'm the only one in this room professional enough, that I know of, to carry a Glock .40."

skinink: Bulletproof cup, huh? I invented this gag, Rabbit. Only in my day, the rookie got naked. And we also used blanks. You're a sick motherfarker, Mac.

You're gonna feel a little pinch...

therhinodep: "I'm the only one in this room professional enough, that I know of, to carry a Glock .40."

GaryPDX: You're kidding, right? Because if your serious, I call bullshiat. There are plenty of gun clubs and training courses for the private sector. We have quite a few sanctioned by the Oregon Dept of Public Safety and have various levels of training including advanced tactics open to both law enforcement and private citizens.

How's the hook taste Gary?

Did you even read the rest of my post?

knightofargh: Oh it was a highly trained LEO in TFA? You don't say.

/someone didn't keep their booger hook off the bang switch

/We need a sarcasm tag

I've met a bunch of cops, and the only one who had ever been shot, had been shot at the range by another cop.

GaryPDX: I figured you were kidding..lol. I just bit anyway.

You should know I'm pro civilian armament by now. Now spit that hook out.

DrewFL: skinink: Bulletproof cup, huh? I invented this gag, Rabbit. Only in my day, the rookie got naked. And we also used blanks. You're a sick motherfarker, Mac.

You're gonna feel a little pinch...

"Good enough... to fark your motherrrr!!"