I remember seeing a female officer empty her entire clip into a guy that was charging at her, and she was able to reload and took him down, but I couldn't believe that many shots didn't even slow the guy down.

Drugs plus adrenaline plus it takes minutes to bleed out if they're not hit in the spine or the head, so yeah it takes a while without a clean shot.

it's called a magazine. "Clips" are what fast loading rounds come in. @@kovacs88

I believe they were talking about the number of rounds he fired, not the number of rounds he took.

Could have easily been another Vegas or worse. We will never know how many lives the officer saved that day.

@@bryanminer9110 Thats exactly the situation that played throughout my head when I was trying to think of what would've happened. Another vegas.

​@@bryanminer9110That's what i was thinking too

Same here, there’s really no such thing as "safety" it’s all an illusion, no matter where someone lives and no matter what the crime rate is someone could do something anywhere at anytime. Better to have a gun and not need it than need it and not have it. People forget the internet exists so crazy people can learn how to do "horrible things" like building weapons etc, it’s relatively easy. Even in Japan one of the former presidents got killed by someone who made a homemade gun.

If you're that that much of an anxious bitch, the last thing you need is a fucking gun

Wanted to ask with stores, is it the large ones or small ones? I don't have fear of small places but I feel safer in bigger more open areas

@@mlee6050 larger ones for sure, groceries, Walmarts etc etc. But sometimes small convenience stores too.

This happens every day in our country. I'm not shocked. What did your state do about it?

Nice, be sure to keep training though, you don’t wanna fumble in a real life active shooter situation.

@Yo-695 I go to the range weekly with some of my buddies. We also have a 10 acre farm we go to and do tactical training. 2 of us were in the marines so we kind of know what we're doing lol

@@BigMoore1232 👍. I was never in the Marines but I do work security jobs so I train a lot for this type of situation. Very cool that you have land to practice on, honestly sometimes I’ll just go into the forest and start shooting lol, I don’t like the range that much, since accidents can happen etc.

I do as well. Even if I’m just going to the gas station or grocery store I always carry. Keys, wallet, phone, gun. Then I go

@Yo-695 That's why living in the middle of nowhere Indiana has it's perks!

Life lesson, if someone wants to kill you they won't stop by vocal commands.

​@screwylooygaming I'm no expert but I'm pretty sure they have to try and apprehend the suspect alive. Not saying the guy deserved to live, the world's a better place without him, but I think in some situations they rely on their training and try to maintain control. If you can get the suspect to drop the gun, you turn it from a shootout to an arrest. I would assume in that situation that adrenaline I'd pumping through you, you don't really think about it logically. It's just 'make him drop the gun before anything else'.

F the MSM. There are great cops in many places. Good cops everywhere. Some crappy ones infiltrated into the mix. And a few truly bad ones here and there. Defund and restrict the police at your own risk

Sounds like a Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd moment lol.

Correct, but dumb people want more rights taken away by the government.

Nothing happens in Florida that is out of par with what happens in the rest of the country / world -- we just have the greatest open record laws in the country, that means for a little bit of paperwork and (now slightly over) $35 you get full access to all information the department has. You're welcome, users of the internet - advocate for changing your own state's laws to receive more entertainment.

America is crazy not just Florida

Tell us you don't know the definition of 'regulated' in this context, without actually telling us -- also well done leaving out the entire purpose of the amendment, focusing only on the words that *justify* the purpose of the amendment in the first place.

@@UpYourArsenal Your first sentence didn't make sense to me. Regulated may mean well disciplined, or orderly, in this case. Other places in the constitution like regulating commerce it means laws. I left out the rest because people most often forget this key part of the 2nd. "A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” At the beginning of the video it shows the weapons this guy had. Was he securing a free state? I say no, he was doing the exact opposite. He deprived an American of their life and was attempting to deprive them of their right to assemble peacefully. Some version of this happens every day in our country. The guy in vegas killed around 90 people in one go with these types of weapons and kit to modify them. Sorry, they are not part of a well armed militia securing a free state. Yes, I think we would be wise to limit the number and types of weapons people can have. IE start regulating the militia instead of letting them run amoke. Let me know your solution to this type of crime. Good guys with guns doesn't work. He took out 3 in seconds, killing one. Luckily, the policeman who had time to react had great skill and courage.

@@mattmurphy24 “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” ― Benjamin Franklin The militia was every man of military age, and they were to all be armed and trained to fight anyone, including their own government, that would try to take away their liberties. And that guy in Vegas was able to do that because the police refused to act until after he killed himself. There are also far easier ways to kill lots of people, Timothy McVeigh killed 168 people and injured around 700 with a truck and some fertilizer.

@@UpYourArsenal I just have one quick point you made to nit-pick at. When you patriots keep talking about the second amendment and the part where the people protect themselves against a tyrannical gov't, are you talking about the American gov't or some gov't far away in another country trying to invade it. Because last I checked, the gov't's goons CIA, FBI, have been capping the ish out of people making threats. Didn't some old white guy in Utah get sent to the upper room because he said something about Biden? Where is the home militia then? Where are all these patriots that you seen that one day that were in D.C. storming the capitol building? The fact is y'all cannot beat the government, the police force, national guard will have yall rioting on the streets offing each other before you can get a chance to take out Uncle Sam and his minions. They own the America, its own people are scared of the gov't. It's over a lot of citizens are soft.

@@mattmurphy24 I can help you with this. 'Regulated' means in good working order, for the context of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. It is not about rules, organization, or 'discipline' - it is about functionality and expertise. The amendment itself, as you were able to copy and paste, is phrased such that -> "Because" a well regulated militia is necessary, the rights of the *people* shall not be infringed. This explicitly states because that the militia is necessary, all *people* have a right to arms. There is no requirements placed on said militia - the requirement is that the government may not interfere with the rights of people.