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86’d with 68 out of 110 rounds—what a way to go.

No one who is not on a police force, putting their lives on the line, or in our US military should say anything about the number of bullets used to kill a felon or an enemy combatant.

Communism is evil

No one who is not on a police force, putting their lives on the line, or in our US military should say anything about the number of bullets used to kill a felon or an enemy combatant.
Chief RZ on January 8, 2007 at 06:07 pm

Amen to that.

Socialist always try to control through supply.

If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

That should be: “Socialists…”

If govt control of the economy were the way to go, the Soviet Union would be the richest, most powerful nation in the history of the world.

Thanks to Obama, America remains the only country where it is illegal to drill our own oil!

Maybe nobody reloaded?

“No Sane man will dance.”—Cicero

That sounds more like it.

1% of Americans pay 40% of the income tax.
5% of Americans pay 60% of the income tax.
10% of Americans pay 70% of the income tax.

Note that the number of officers involved is not given.  If there were 10 members on the team…that’s 11 rounds each.  How much time does it take to squeeze off that many rounds?

Makes for a drastically different mental picture than one guy firing 110 shots at the perp.

Since it appears that this was a Swat type action you’d think that there were quite a few cops in on the party.

You’ve probably got it though, the probably each emptied a magazine and saw that the threat had significantly diminished.

1% of Americans pay 40% of the income tax.
5% of Americans pay 60% of the income tax.
10% of Americans pay 70% of the income tax.

I’m going with “didn’t reload.”  Don’t SWAT teams generally carry high capacity magazines and such? 

Personally, I’m glad that lethal shots are hard to make, even for members of SWAT teams.  Perhaps the team’s review would ask questions about whether 110 rounds fired endangered someone else needlessly, but overall it’s a good thing that some of these rounds may have missed.