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In reply to the discussion: A cop with a broken eye socket can fire such accurate rounds? [View all]avebury
(11,202 posts)26. I think the story is BS
If you watch the video of the cop at the scene (and the pictures) there is no sign of any injuries, not even blood. In addition, physical mannerism don't indicate that the he is injured and in pain. Anybody who has ever had a head injury knows that it is pretty painful. There is no sign that he is in any pain. If he had been that seriously injured, he would not have been allowed to drive himself off in his patrol car. Either Emergency Medical Services would have been called right away (and we all know that did not happen) or someone wlse would have taken him to the hospital.
I just don't find the claim of injury to be credible.
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If he was all hopped up on speeed or steroids, he might have been able to. But
VanGoghRocks
Aug 2014
#10
I'll remind my readers that Jim Hoft is probably the single most dishonest right wing blogger....
Brother Buzz
Aug 2014
#25
No it doesn't have to. Sorry. Lots of people go in for a sore wrist/ankle and find they have a
WCLinolVir
Aug 2014
#36
Have any of the witnesses given comments on the state of the shooter after it happened?
Grammy23
Aug 2014
#39