Maybe this is why Brits don't want their cops carrying guns:

[n5wd]

Schoolchildren, the winners of a colouring contest (yes, Brit spelling is intentional), visit the local pollice where.... well.... can you guess what happened?

Story here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... visit.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[anygunanywhere]

Ah yes, the firearms expert strikes again.

[KD5NRH]

Keith Tilbury, 56, a police control room operator, was taking part in Thames Valley Police firearms awareness training in May 2007 when Pc David Micklethwaite shot him in the stomach.
Mr Tilbury was blown off his chair and thrown half way across the room, causing devastating injuries.

I want that gun.

[JSThane]

Keith Tilbury, 56, a police control room operator, was taking part in Thames Valley Police firearms awareness training in May 2007 when Pc David Micklethwaite shot him in the stomach.
Mr Tilbury was blown off his chair and thrown half way across the room, causing devastating injuries.

I want that gun.

Your orthopedic surgeon wants your arms and wrists to fire that gun once.

[esxmarkc]

Keith Tilbury, 56, a police control room operator, was taking part in Thames Valley Police firearms awareness training in May 2007 when Pc David Micklethwaite shot him in the stomach.
Mr Tilbury was blown off his chair and thrown half way across the room, causing devastating injuries.

I want that gun.

[The Annoyed Man]

I heard that the bullet was recovered and rushed off to the local hospital, where it died while waiting for the NHI to decide whether it would pay for treatment or not.

[C-dub]

Keith Tilbury, 56, a police control room operator, was taking part in Thames Valley Police firearms awareness training in May 2007 when Pc David Micklethwaite shot him in the stomach.
Mr Tilbury was blown off his chair and thrown half way across the room, causing devastating injuries.

I want that gun.

Maybe that bullet is magic.

[CHLLady]

Dang.