A $75,000 personal injury case against Glock filed by an Arkansas policeman has been scheduled for trial in a federal court, according to the final scheduling order issued last week ... The plaintiff in the case, Larry Jones, of Cherry Valley, Arkansas, was injured when his Glock 19C pistol discharged unexpectedly at the shooting range in June 2013, the lawsuit says. At the time he was trying to attach a tactical light. [More]Did somebody say something about the brightest bulb? Or Lee Paige Awards?
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" At the time he was trying to attach a tactical light."
ReplyDeleteWorking on a loaded gun. He violated 3 of the 4 rules and now it's Glock's fault.
Lee Paige award? I didn't know that was a thing. Too bad he didn't win a Darwin award. Just the thought that this idiot has a badge and a gun makes me feel so much safer.
What did that Gump guy say? Something about stupid is as stupid does.
ReplyDeleteHey, if cops sue Glock every time they shoot themselves or 'accidentally' shoot other people, maybe Glock will decide it's not such a good idea to sell guns to LE agencies.
ReplyDeleteThe boy definitely has MY vote for the award. And I agree with Mr. Fowler above. Too bad he didn't qualify for a Darwin as well.
ReplyDeleteRemember, no matter how hard we may try to make something idiot
proof, the universe is infinitely creative in producing idiots.