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Pull a gun, refuse to put it down when law enforcement arrives, hide your hands so they can't see what you have, and see where it gets you.
He's lucky to be alive, or the deputy was a lousy shot.
http://www2.tricities.com/news/2010/...ksg-ar-685536/
Edit: another version: http://www2.tricities.com/news/2010/...uty-ar-686404/
Lucky he isn't DRT
[QUOTE=tkruf;1817953]Pull a gun, refuse to put it down when law enforcement arrives, hide your hands so they can't see what you have, and see where it gets you.
He's lucky to be alive, or the deputy was a lousy shot.
I don't think the Deputy wanted to shoot his dog!
Yeah, I'd say you're right. I forgot the dog was trying to take the perp down, so the officer had to pick his shot carefully.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiram25
The dirtbag looks like he's on meth. Too bad the cop didn't hit him higher and dead center so as to save the taxpayers some money.
According to a Virginia State Police news statement, two Wise County sheriff’s deputies and a K-9 dog went to a home on Moneyhun Road, near the Appalachia town limits. The man who lived there was reportedly wielding a handgun in the direction of his father-in-law, who had arrived Thanksgiving evening to pick up his daughter and granddaughter.
^^^^^^Sounds to me as though^^^^^^^^
Some Domestic dispute with an inebriated Idiot who was posssibly arguing with his wife; didn't want to go over to the in-laws for dinner, and when the FILaw arrived he wasn't going to let his wife and kid go.
They should have let the dog have a 10 minute 'conference' with the dirtbag.:smile:
Sadly a handgun can be quite an equalizer in a confrontation with a K9... =(Quote:
Originally Posted by retsupt99
Sounds like Deputies didn't want to spoil their Thanksgiving by filling out a bunch of paper work at shifts end. So they flipped for it:rofl: Glad the deputies & K9 were all ok.
One more turkey shot and plucked on thanksgiving.
Naw, too much chance of the poor dog getting food poisoning.Quote:
Originally Posted by retsupt99