Savannah, GA. Watch the video and tell me that I’m wrong:
- “Ride or die” sistas
- Weave
- Dreadlocks
- A fez
- Beretta U22 Neos with laser
- Warning shots
- Hair pulling
- Suspiciously weak charges
I don’t even know where to start with this one… first of all, a Beretta Neos? LOL… amazing choice of firearm for such asshattery, and it even had a WalMart laser on it.
I love how the camera panned the crime scene and there were chunks of hair everywhere.
So you can fire a pistol in the air in a crowded area and only get “reckless conduct” (appears to be a misdemeanor in Georgia) as a charge? Interesting… Oh here we go, apparently the police there may want to keep the crime stats low. Yeah… that’s real ethical. *eye roll*
Thoughts?
Hat tip: Tim
Or not, because your shooting range account will be “flagged” if you drink:
“Customers will have to order a drink with their identification card and once the card is accepted, and flagged, they cannot be checked back into the range that day.” The statement went on to say, “Georgia Law allows persons with gun permits to bring their weapon into a restaurant that serves alcohol, we are taking it even a step further.”
Full Story – HERE
The flagging of the account, and not allowing access to the shooting range is a good idea. People are just flipping out because they aren’t paying attention to the details. Like the video and the article mentions, you can already carry a gun into Georgia restaurants that serve alcohol. Not to mention the fact that most of us have gallons of alcohol at home along with access to all of our firearms.Just like everything else potentially dangerous, it’s all about how responsible you are.
Thoughts?
Creepy as the concept might be, someone actually built an Internet-controlled network of web-accessible cameras and shotguns aimed into a food plot on a Georgia Power Company right-of-way last fall.
A utility contractor encountered the setup, snapped a few photos and reported the odd apparatus to the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division, which in turn notified the U.S. Office of Homeland Security.
Full Story – HERE
LOL now that’s lazy. I give them an A for ingenuity though. Gotta love our connected world.
Shouldn’t have been too hard to track the owner given they should have his IP address.
The right to bear arms remotely… That’s a new one. Those Benelli guns aren’t cheap… Not the type I’d want to leave unattended anywhere.
This city, half an hour’s drive north of Atlanta, is unique: it is the only place in America where it is compulsory to own a gun. In 1982, Kennesaw City Council unanimously passed an ordinance requiring households to own at least one firearm with ammunition. The law states that its purpose is to “protect the safety, security and general welfare of the city and its inhabitants”.
The article is definitely worth reading – HERE
Oh and surprise surprise, the crime rate is low there relative to similar sized towns near by. I wonder why? *sarcasm*
Good to see perfect trigger discipline in all of the pictures for a change.
Smyrna, GA – Residents living adjacent to buildings owned by gun manufacturer Glock Inc. are challenging the company’s request to encroach on the city’s required stream buffer necessary for future expansion.
Under the proposal, Glock would clear out and level 25 acres of heavily wooded land on a portion of its property that lies behind an existing company building on Highlands Parkway. To do that, the company needs to work within the area running around a porter of streams that is usually protected to preserve the environment.
Full Story – HERE
Like I always say… sometimes you gotta bulldoze a few trees and disrespect some streams to get a good pistol made.
Atlanta, GA. – A Fulton County mother was outraged Wednesday that her autistic son was suspended and charged with a felony over a picture he drew. The 14 year old is a student at Ridgeview Charter School in Atlanta.
Full Story – HERE
So this 14 year old kid with autism is charged with making “terroristic threats”, and yet a full grown man who taught his students a geometry lesson outlining the assassination of our president gets off basically scott free? Yea.. that makes sense 
This autistic kid and the 13 year old finger gun girl should get together for a friendly talk. Hopefully she wears mitts and he doesn’t bring a pencil though. No telling what could happen otherwise.
Poor kid… Like he already doesn’t have enough to deal with being autistic.
Posted by: ENDO-Mike May 19, 2010
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