71Commander
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It was a nightmare come true for first responders on Monday afternoon in Kansas City, Missouri. Firefighters responded to a fully involved house fire about 4pm. While they were pulling hose and getting ready to attack the fire, bullets started hitting the four pieces of apparatus, blowing out tires and punching big holes in the pumpers. Automatic weapons fire was coming through the smoke from across the street. The firefighters took cover but not before a 37-year old paramedic Mary Seymour, a 15-year veteran, took one in the chest and went down.
I call this BS. I repeat , BS. For the most part, unless a round is chambered, harnessing the energy, a cooked off round is harmless. It will just go PFFFFFT, splitting the case. If, and this is a big if a round was able to cause a projectile to move, it would just seperate, losing all its energy, and just lay there in 2 sections.
Something ain't right here.