"This is quite a low-crime society in general," said Jan-Olof Nyholm, executive chief superintendent for the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation. "This type of tragedy hasn't happened (often)." . . . .
Thanks to the St. Louis CofCC Webmaster for sending this to me. He reminds me that he thinks he has seen something like this title before.
Related Posts
Gun shot detectors coming to an American city near youIf this really works as advertised, why do we need gun control when we can quickly catch the bad guys who use guns to d- US privately admits that real weapon problem in Mexico is from Central American armiesIt is nice to know that at least private the US is acknowledging where the real dangerous weapons are from.The most fea
- Nice discussion on how Londoners would have benefited from having a gun during the recent riotsNolan Finley has this piece in the Detroit News.Defenders of the Second Amendment couldn't have asked for a greater gif
- Bernd Debusman: "American riddle: more guns, less violence?"Bernd is an interesting guy. Here is the beginning of his take on some of the recent crime data. His whole article is
The explosion in Federal crimesThese charts are from the WSJ.The total number of federal law enforcement officers has exploded.- Maxim has a new piece at Fox News: "California Police Sticking to Guns in Defense of Letting Kids Hold Automatic Weapons"His new piece is available here and starts this way:Would you let your kid touch a machine gun?Photos of officers from
Finland: "Gun ownership high, violence low"
4/
5
Oleh
abudzar
