John,
You might look to the Ruby Ridge Murder for what bullets do when they hit people and then hit others. Just a suggestion.
ufo,
Sweet heart, I spent 23 months in ground combat in the Airborne Infantry in the Republic of South Vietnam (68-70). I spent 33 years in LE working at every thing from a National Park Ranger, Police Patrolman, Detective, and a Chief of Police. That don't make me smarter than anybody else, but just for the record,
I guess that's the definition of a Wanna Be in your book.
Sonny, tell us how you not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. Give it a try Sweet heart, were all ears. Tell us about the firefights you've been in, tell about the gun battles you've been engaged in during your most dangerous arrest. Two bit punks make me want to puke.
BTW Sonny in thirty three years of LE I never fired a warning shot, but now I a civilian and I don't have any lawyer police to determine what I do and don't do. The incident I described happened to an officer who went into a home on a domestic call on a disorderly juvenile and upon entering the bedroom was confronted by a 12 year old girl who had a butcher knife in her hand. Her mother was in the bed room and the girl was a nut case and advanced on the officer. He fired a round into a water bed to stop her. Maybe I would have shot her, maybe I wouldn't. He controlled the situation. She stopped and put down the knife. One thing about not being a snot nosed kid, the older you get in life, the more you learn that there are few absolutes. You might look to LAPD for those situations in which an Officer shoot a 12 or 13 year old, justified or not. And since you know it all, maybe you know that most all officers involved in a shooting of a child leave LE within the year.
Jungle Work