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[u/eekay233]

Active shooter. 2 Dead and 3 wounded in Toronto. Nothing else known right now.

[u/rastamasta45 → u/[deleted]]

Always the case, why caribana has tactical teams on standby every year, gang members love to show up to these events and they’re always carrying, bump into a rival and they go wild.

Weird though….lpc have banned gun for 6 years straight and we’re still getting shootings???

Someone give Gary and his cheeks another 2 billion to solve this by harassing law abiding gun owners!!

[u/Cre_AK47 → u/rastamasta45]

Legal "Patrol carbine" in the hands of Officer Dave in uniform, but becomes a scary illegal "assault-rifle" in the hands of Officer Dave in civilian clothes...

[u/Reasonable_Hall2346 → u/Cre_AK47]

The forefront guy looks big, yet that stock being at the shortest position seems so uncomfortable. Then there is the officer in the back, stock fully extended, but he looks like he's got short arms. Did they swap rifles?

Sorry random observation.

[u/Cre_AK47 → u/Reasonable_Hall2346]

More likely to do the fact that they probably receive only 30 minutes of carbine training every year, so they're pretty ignorant in making the appropriate adjustments so that way they can shoulder it properly, if they need to use their carbine.