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Active shooter dc navy base

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Officer down

 

 

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This is a situation where I think the police shouldn't be involved. You wanna pull this on a navy base then send in marines.

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With ar-15

 

2nd officer said to be down

This is a situation where I think the police shouldn't be involved. You wanna pull this on a navy base then send in marines.

Huh?

CNN is saying shotgun, but you know the media!

First I heard "large" shotgun, whatever that is. Just heard a "military issued" "assault rifle".

Been bouncing between networks Fox says AR15, missed CNN saying anything about what was being used

I hate early reporting, facts are never clear

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Huh?

I think what I said was clear. This is a military base. So you deal with military.

 

I'm going by military people on scene as far as what's being used. But you never know. I was told ar-15, 7-8 people down, guy is barricaded

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Hearing 4 dead 8 wounded and shooter down

Another asshole making it hard for the rest of us.

I think what I said was clear. This is a military base. So you deal with military.

 

I'm going by military people on scene as far as what's being used. But you never know. I was told ar-15, 7-8 people down, guy is barricaded

Most military bases have neither the trained manpower or the equipment on-hand to handle an immediate threat - key word being "immediate". Most bases hire DOD "Cops" and private security firms to be "guards" and have no training to do this job. Most of the Marines trained for this mission are overseas and the ones who are here have their gear locked up in 7 different locations and need forms completed in triplicate before the meat-eaters can even see them in their dreams.

 

You want to wait for the USMC to get there - it's gonna be awhile.

 

Besides, if they did you would be the first to grab the tinfoil helmet and be all up in arms about Posse Comitatus.

CNN is saying its a rifle, but doesn't seem to be high power.

this is really bad. I hope they have neutralized the situation and nobody else gets hurt

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No, navy bases should be guarded by military. Sounds simple to me. No tinfoil involved.

Only the police and military should have guns....

Only the police and military should have guns....

And militias are the only ones that should be able to possess arms. Taken from an AP history book in TEXAS

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One news channel, I forget which one, had said that the shooter initially had an AR15 and had obtained a pistol and a shotgun at some point.   Take that with a huge media grain of salt.

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Navy is saying 2nd shooter being sought.

 

 

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And militias are the only ones that should be able to possess arms. Taken from an AP history book in TEXAS

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no way, that has to be a mistake because most school follow what is in Texas books due to the size of that market.  As Texas goes, so goes the education in this country.  No way that is legit in a school book.....not questioning you, just that pic

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