Yesterday some co-workers discovered an office window had been shot up; apparently two rounds nicked the window and one penetrated. A .22 or .25 bullet was found (security whisked it away before I could see it), having bounced off a metal bookcase. The building is firmly within the city's industrial zone next to a mini-freeway. There's no obvious reason why it happened; intentional? random drive-by? stray round? dunno.
In the realm of preparing for defense, this hole was rather sobering: the abstract concept is brought closer to home (er, work), and should someone's head have been there instead of a bookcase there would have been no way to prevent the result.
Thoughts? comments? anecdotes?
I'm not quite sure why I bring this up; maybe just to hear educated comments rather than reactions from clueless coworkers.
In the realm of preparing for defense, this hole was rather sobering: the abstract concept is brought closer to home (er, work), and should someone's head have been there instead of a bookcase there would have been no way to prevent the result.
Thoughts? comments? anecdotes?
I'm not quite sure why I bring this up; maybe just to hear educated comments rather than reactions from clueless coworkers.