USA - Waffen und das Waffengesetz. Wann hört das auf?
15.10.2014 um 18:09@spielmitmir @Rainlove
36 Gunfire deaths amerikanischer Polizeibeamter von Januar bis bisher Oktober...landesweit in den USA...+ 44%...das ist doch abnormal.
Darunter übrigens Corporal Dickson, der von Eric Frein, dem Attentäter und ich glaub noch Flüchtigen in Pennsylvania erschossen wurde.
Mensch, der Mann hatte zwei Söhne. Die haben keinen Vater mehr, weil man einem Kriminellen schwere Schusswaffen hinterhergeschmissen hat.
Wikipedia: Eric Matthew Frein
36 Gunfire deaths amerikanischer Polizeibeamter von Januar bis bisher Oktober...landesweit in den USA...+ 44%...das ist doch abnormal.
Darunter übrigens Corporal Dickson, der von Eric Frein, dem Attentäter und ich glaub noch Flüchtigen in Pennsylvania erschossen wurde.
Corporal Bryon Dickson was shot and killed from ambush at the Blooming Grove Barracks in Pike County, at approximately 11:00 pm.http://www.odmp.org/officer/22183-corporal-bryon-keith-dickson-ii
He had just walked out of the front door of the barracks when he was struck by a .308 caliber rifle shot. A dispatcher who was inside of the barracks attempted to pull him into the building but also came under fire and had to retreat back into the building. A second trooper, who had been in the parking lot, also came to Trooper Dickson's aid but was wounded before he also had to retreat into the building. The subject then shot Corporal Dickson a second time, killing him.
The subject fled the scene but was identified two days later when his vehicle and other evidence was found partially submerged in a pond two miles from the barracks. The subject remains at large.
Corporal Dickson was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and had served with the Pennsylvania State Police for seven years. He is survived by his wife and two sons.
Mensch, der Mann hatte zwei Söhne. Die haben keinen Vater mehr, weil man einem Kriminellen schwere Schusswaffen hinterhergeschmissen hat.
In 2004, Frein was charged with burglary and grand larceny after he was accused of stealing items from vendors at a World War II reenactment in Odessa, New York. He failed to attend his trial and was arrested in Pennsylvania as a fugitive from justice.[8] In lieu of $5,000 bail, Frein was held for 109 days in a county jail in New York on a felony charge before pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of possession of stolen property to be sentenced to time served and payment of $3,120 restitution.[9][10]Echt abartig....
Wikipedia: Eric Matthew Frein