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Posted by Redmud on May 09, 2005 at 18:25:04 from (216.167.146.122):
I guess by now, everyone has watched the news about the shoot out in Ca. Cops had a car surrounded at close range, Cops fired 95 shots. One cop was hit, but he's OK.{bad guy didn't have a gun}neighbors said bullets were hitting their houses. After the smoke cleared, they take the bad guy outta the car and slap on the cuffs. He shoulda looked like swiss cheese, and a grain scoop the tool for removal , but he's doing OK also, 95 shots? Where in the hill do they get these guys? watching the news, first thing I thought of was the tv show Cops" the two bank robbers in Ca. that had the 35-40 cops out numbered, and now I understand. Drive by shooters, and cops that shouldn't be allowed to have a gun. Sure glad I don't live in California.
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