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Shots fired at Spokane police
- Thread starter David.Car
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sudden valley gunner
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This is starting to remind me of late '80's
This is starting to remind me of late '80's
kito109654
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It's the end of the world as we know it
and I feel fine.
It's the end of the world as we know it
and I feel fine.
OrangeIsTrouble
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kito109654 wrote:
I don't have a handgun!
Or a rifle!!
kito109654 wrote:
I don't!!and I feel fine.
I don't have a handgun!
Or a rifle!!
Kyote
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Luckily you have friends who do
Luckily you have friends who do
kito109654
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It's better than nothing.
It's better than nothing.
FMCDH
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No, the sky is not falling. :?
But it does seem that a pressure valve has been struck somewhere in the collective criminal psyche, and it seems some have been emboldened, at-least for the moment.
Its a momentum that wont last, but everyone needs to be very "situationaly" aware for the next few months, me thinks.
It will probably get worse before it gets better.
No, the sky is not falling. :?
But it does seem that a pressure valve has been struck somewhere in the collective criminal psyche, and it seems some have been emboldened, at-least for the moment.
Its a momentum that wont last, but everyone needs to be very "situationaly" aware for the next few months, me thinks.
It will probably get worse before it gets better.
David.Car
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Update:
They stole the suburban from in front of a womans house after she left it running to warm up and went inside (that is why this is illegal people).
20 minutes earlier there was a attempted car jacking 4 blocks away where 2 men smashed the window on a womans car with a gun, but she managed to drive off.
The 2 men are still on the loose.
Update:
They stole the suburban from in front of a womans house after she left it running to warm up and went inside (that is why this is illegal people).
20 minutes earlier there was a attempted car jacking 4 blocks away where 2 men smashed the window on a womans car with a gun, but she managed to drive off.
The 2 men are still on the loose.
sudden valley gunner
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David.Car wrote:
Plus one to FMCDH post I feel the same.
As this stupid law, about warming up your car, common!!!!! Another law criminilizing someone for criminals actions. Quit punishing us for *&$holes. This issame reasoningmanyfolksuseto"outlaw" guns.
David.Car wrote:
Plus one to FMCDH post I feel the same.
As this stupid law, about warming up your car, common!!!!! Another law criminilizing someone for criminals actions. Quit punishing us for *&$holes. This issame reasoningmanyfolksuseto"outlaw" guns.
Mainsail
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I have to wonder how much the "three strikes" system play in this. While it's a good idea for keeping repeat violent offenders off the street, it also raises the stakes if he has two strikes and number three appears imminent.
I have to wonder how much the "three strikes" system play in this. While it's a good idea for keeping repeat violent offenders off the street, it also raises the stakes if he has two strikes and number three appears imminent.
twoclones
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David.Car wrote:
It being illegal to steal cars makes sense. Being illegal to leave your car running while inside your home is the reasoning of a bunch of idiots.
David.Car wrote:
It being illegal to steal cars makes sense. Being illegal to leave your car running while inside your home is the reasoning of a bunch of idiots.
amzbrady
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I'm looking for the article, I remember reading a few years back that someone had left their car running in their garage with the door closed because of that very law, they died from carbon monoxide poisening. The Garage was attached to their house. the neighbor said they did it all the time and the law was the reason they left the garage door shut.
I'm looking for the article, I remember reading a few years back that someone had left their car running in their garage with the door closed because of that very law, they died from carbon monoxide poisening. The Garage was attached to their house. the neighbor said they did it all the time and the law was the reason they left the garage door shut.
PT111
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Read your insurance policy carefully, if your car is stolen while running unattended your insurance may not cover it. :what: I agree that there should not bea law against it but you should not be liable in an "attractive nuisance" case.
Read your insurance policy carefully, if your car is stolen while running unattended your insurance may not cover it. :what: I agree that there should not bea law against it but you should not be liable in an "attractive nuisance" case.
sudden valley gunner
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PT111 wrote:
PT111 wrote:
Don't get me started on "attractive nuisance" just an example of how far our courts have strayed from being a "justice system" and have been turned into revenue generators.
amzbrady
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Just herd onradio today that a cops car was stolen and crashed by a homeless guy. Will cop be charged for leaving car ideling?
Just herd onradio today that a cops car was stolen and crashed by a homeless guy. Will cop be charged for leaving car ideling?