Drunken military pilot of the Ukrainian army in a Su-24 #fools

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A year after Vegas shooting, ATF emails reveal blame, alarm over bump stocks

Within hours of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history a year ago in Las Vegas, the federal agency in charge of regulating guns found itself under pressure to ban a rapid-fire device and penned in by legal boundaries that officials said prevented them from acting quickly, according to newly disclosed emails from inside the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
Blame rained down on the ATF after gunfire showered concertgoers from a 32nd-floor room at the Mandalay Bay hotel Oct. 1, leaving 58 dead and more than 800 injured. Critics popped up everywhere – cable news anchors and politicians on both sides of the aisle, the National Rifle Association and Gabrielle Giffords’ anti-gun-violence group, and even from the ATF’s own ranks of current and former agents.
The focus was Slide Fire, a plastic add-on known as a “bump stock” that allowed Stephen Paddock to run through more than 1,100 rounds of ammunition in 10 minutes. Bump stocks were affixed to half of Paddock’s guns. Since 2010, up to 520,000 of the devices have been purchased in the USA, the Department of Justice reported.
The emails offer an unvarnished look inside the agency as it reacted to the tragedy. They help explain why, despite almost immediate bipartisan support for a ban and an endorsement several months later by President Donald Trump, bump stocks continue to be available in most of the country.

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Three people died when a car explodes in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in what authorities are calling an "intentional criminal incident."

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'Racist' is caught on camera pushing black boy onto train tracks after hurling abuse at him... only to be dragged off the platform and beaten up by his victim at Belgian station

The cattle truck crash happened around 3:30 a.m. Monday on the Interstate 285 eastbound ramp to I-75 north around 3:30 a.m.

A total of 89 cows were on the truck when it crashed. Police said around 12:30 p.m. Monday that they have accounted for 87 cows, including those that were killed in the area of Sandy Springs and Cobb County. Some people reported seeing some of the cows by the Chattahoochee River after the crash on Monday.

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a gift for an eight-year-old girl #guns

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tensions in Girona to the delegation of the Government of Spain, Oct. 1. 2018

A group of Uber Eats drivers were forced to fight off two moped thieves in the middle of the road in Stratford, London

6" Colt Python 357 #guns

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