r/canadaguns • u/Business_Working_703 • Jun 22 '26

News / Politics / Activism Sks in shooting

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I hope it doesn't lead to an sks ban

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u/rastamasta45 Jun 22 '26

Legit wild how other subs are defending the officer for domeing a civilian saying things like “it’s easy for you, this was a stressful situation” and “how can it be a training issue, it’s just unfortunate”

I didn’t know that cops can now shoot civilians when shit gets real or crazy. So when swat kicks a door in they should shoot the hostage because the bad guy startled them. Training literally removes your nerves so you don’t do what that officer did. Absolute training failure and failure on the officer.

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u/CoolEdgyNameX Jun 22 '26

I don’t think anyone is defending it, they are simply saying that a police officer with a handgun being shot at by someone with a rifle is inherently outgunned. And spoiler alert: we don’t train our police to be these amazing gunfighters both because of cost or political reasons.

And this was not SWAT, this was some poor patrol officer so your comment about swat is even more dumb.

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u/rastamasta45 Jun 23 '26

Buddy, she shoots an unarmed civilian in the head during an active shooter scenario. People are legit commenting “she’s not at fault” or “it’s the guys fault, he should know better” or my favourite “I’d be surprised if she didn’t shoot him”

There’s no excuses, none, it’s a failure of training if it’s individual or police station level. If this was a school shooting there are kids and teachers that literally pop around a corner in a split second while the shooter could also be one of the kids. The officer is not given leeway to pop a kid

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u/CoolEdgyNameX Aug 17 '26

Remmeber this convo?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/spvm-michel-mizrahi-cote-des-neiges-shooting-montreal-9.7304603

Let this be a lesson to you: next time don’t be so quick to believe everything you read or see on social media