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Topic	Video of cops shooting home owner released.
Fossil 12/05/18 12:23:32 AM #26:	Dark_Spiret posted... no one is above the concussion effect you get when firing a gun indoors with no hearing protection. the guy was also 70+ years old which doesnt help and most likely he was still out of it considering this JUST happened when the cops showed up. so there you have a 70 year old with his ears ringing not being able to hear commands and walking into a room with people in the darkness of his own doorway pointing flashlights at him and all he did was instinctively point the flashlight up to see what was going on (he didnt even point the gun at them). it sucks even more that he tells the cops before he dies (in a disturbingly calm voice) where the guy they SHOULD have shot is. Concussion effect has to do with brain damage from head trauma, not loud noises. In any case, nothing to do with shock. But I don't disagree with your explanation regarding hearing loss, you are probably right. --- http://i.imgtc.com/fHHz9y2.png <cite>Fossil posted [p:913565679] in Video of c... [t:77268993]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dark_Spiret posted...</cite> <quote>no one is above the concussion effect you get when firing a gun indoors with no hearing protection. the guy was also 70+ years old which doesnt help and most likely he was still out of it considering this JUST happened when the cops showed up. so there you have a 70 year old with his ears ringing not being able to hear commands and walking into a room with people in the darkness of his own doorway pointing flashlights at him and all he did was instinctively point the flashlight up to see what was going on (he didnt even point the gun at them). it sucks even more that he tells the cops before he dies (in a disturbingly calm voice) where the guy they SHOULD have shot is. </quote> Concussion effect has to do with brain damage from head trauma, not loud noises. In any case, nothing to do with shock. But I don't disagree with your explanation regarding hearing loss, you are probably right. --- http://i.imgtc.com/fHHz9y2.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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