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A 17-year-old Florida woman who called 911 repeatedly about her abusive ex-boyfriend was reportedly told to stop calling or she would be arrested. The next day, the ex-boyfriend killed her and himself.

http://www.local6.com/news/15330073/det ... n&psp=news

- Jim

I wonder how many people in that 911 office are in the cover yourself mode and I wonder if ANY of her calls will ever make it to the public

Sad sad sad when LEO can only react "after the fact"

Choose 1911 and live.

Choose 911 and die.

Those are the facts.

Deny them at your own peril and don't deny me my right to choose.

Hyunchback wrote:Choose 1911 and live.

Choose 911 and die.

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thats a quote if I ever heard one

Glock 23 wrote:

Hyunchback wrote:Choose 1911 and live.

Choose 911 and die.

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thats a quote if I ever heard one

i like it. I Like It. I LIKE IT.

These are the people we are told we should to trust our lives to! I have been on both sides and I choose taking responsibility for my own safety. I won't depend on someone else to protect me. They (police, spouse, family, or friend) most likely won't be there when they are needed.

This is one to use in my classes and talks.

longtooth wrote:

Glock 23 wrote:

Hyunchback wrote:Choose 1911 and live.

Choose 911 and die.

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thats a quote if I ever heard one

i like it. I Like It. I LIKE IT.

Well, if no one else is going to take it, I will.

It is like the sheep thing, people seem to be afraid to take responsibility for their own safety. I for one feel the need to protect myself and my family.

Call 911 after you have stopped the threat

Let the police do thier job by coming to your house, fill out the paperwork, then take the BG out of your house feet first.

texasag

Well - to be fair - this is just the moms version of events. Who knows what happened at this point. Maybe the cops came out the first 10 times and the girl refused to file a report or something similar each time.

If it did happen the way the mom said, I feel sorry for the family. Like everyone else here said, they should have taken responsibility for their own safety.

Penn wrote:Well - to be fair - this is just the moms version of events. Who knows what happened at this point. Maybe the cops came out the first 10 times and the girl refused to file a report or something similar each time.

Before we go into the endless sheeple routine, reread the original

If the girl was 17, she could not get a gun. Her parents may or may not have guns but they could not have given her one.

B3XD wrote:If the girl was 17, she could not get a gun. Her parents may or may not have guns but they could not have given her one.

Sure they could, at least in Texas. I'm not sure about Florida.

I believe it was Grits Grisham who said, correctly, that when seconds count the cops are only minutes away. Those who choose not to even attempt to defend themselves have that privilege, what I hate is when they seek to make it mandatory to extend their helplessness to others in some warped sense of public safety. ??

Stop, bang bang bang, or I'll shoot!!