Deputy accidentally shoots mom during wedding

[Luddly Neddite]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

 

[Sonny Clark]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

Another IDIOT low-life Cop in action........ geeeeez........

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

What kind of cheap pos weapon was he carrying that's capable of discharging by itself? I had a 70+ year old curios .45 1911 I set to condition 1 (unloaded) and dropped, threw to the ground, and shook violently wondering if it could fire without deliberate will - it never did.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

Another IDIOT low-life Cop in action........ geeeeez........

I disagree with what you said in another thread - that all cops are "low-life" but way too many people, cops AND civilians, can't control their guns.

That means normal, sane people are not safe.

 

[Mad Scientist]

That's why my CCW is a Glock. It's a bit large for your average CCW but they don't fire when they hit the ground.

My wife and I were at a buffet a few years ago and when we got up to leave my Glock fell out and hit the floor. All it did was surprise the family of illegals dining next to us!

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

What kind of cheap pos weapon was he carrying that's capable of discharging by itself? I had a 70+ year old curios .45 1911 I set to condition 1 (unloaded) and dropped, threw to the ground, and shook violently wondering if it could fire without deliberate will - it never did.

What are any of these idiots carrying? And why aren't the safeties on? Guns "accidentally" going off is way too common.

And, needless to say, dropping one's gun is just plain indefensible. To turn a phrase, if you can't keep it in your pocket, leave it at home.

 

[Katzndogz]

That's good for another drive by on a random officer.

 

[Mad Scientist]

Do you think getting into a car accident is "indefensible"? No, accidents happen as long as human have existed.

Luddy just hates guns outside of oppressive government use.

Apparently, ladies like the Sig-Sauer because they're small and fit in their hands better. A Secret Service lady told me that.

I prefer the Glock because it's easy to use and big and dumb. Like me!

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

I'm all for gun rights, but how big is your vagina when you feel a need to carry a gun to a wedding? Or to a buffet?

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

What kind of cheap pos weapon was he carrying that's capable of discharging by itself? I had a 70+ year old curios .45 1911 I set to condition 1 (unloaded) and dropped, threw to the ground, and shook violently wondering if it could fire without deliberate will - it never did.

What are any of these idiots carrying? And why aren't the safeties on? Guns "accidentally" going off is way too common.

And, needless to say, dropping one's gun is just plain indefensible. To turn a phrase, if you can't keep it in your pocket, leave it at home.

Most modern pistols are physically impossible to discharge short of squeezing the trigger. To discharge accidentally, the hammer has to be cocked first whether revolver or semi-auto. In a revolver this is even less likely to occur since most have rather high pounds of force to complete a trigger squeeze cycle discharging the weapon. Semi-autos by comparison are much easier pulls of the trigger. A Glock simply cannot fire unless you pull the trigger having multiple safety mechanisms designed to prevent that from happening. Other popular law enforcement brands too are designed specifically to prevent discharge 'accidentally.' Can run them over with a tank and not have them go off. So I don't know what this guy had, but that a modern firearm discharged 'accidentally' seems extremely unlikely.

 

[Brain357]

That's why my CCW is a Glock. It's a bit large for your average CCW but they don't fire when they hit the ground.

My wife and I were at a buffet a few years ago and when we got up to leave my Glock fell out and hit the floor. All it did was surprise the family of illegals dining next to us!

I've been under the impression all modern guns won't fire when dropped. But strangely many of this accidental shootings come from dropped guns.

 

[Brain357]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

This stuff makes you think those smart guns aren't a bad idea....

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

This stuff makes you think those smart guns aren't a bad idea....

Maybe, but smart gun owners would be a better idea

 

[Brain357]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

This stuff makes you think those smart guns aren't a bad idea....

Maybe, but smart gun owners would be a better idea

Well yes, but smart guns for the dumb ones would make them less dangerous.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

This stuff makes you think those smart guns aren't a bad idea....

Maybe, but smart gun owners would be a better idea

Well yes, but smart guns for the dumb ones would make them less dangerous.

no guns for the dumb ones would make them even less dangerous.

 

[WinterBorn]

What the hell kind of holsters are these idiots using?? One of the basic rules of gun ownership is to make sure your weapon is secure. It can just fall out?? WTH? Most people have better holsters for their cell phones.

 

[Brain357]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

What kind of cheap pos weapon was he carrying that's capable of discharging by itself? I had a 70+ year old curios .45 1911 I set to condition 1 (unloaded) and dropped, threw to the ground, and shook violently wondering if it could fire without deliberate will - it never did.

What are any of these idiots carrying? And why aren't the safeties on? Guns "accidentally" going off is way too common.

And, needless to say, dropping one's gun is just plain indefensible. To turn a phrase, if you can't keep it in your pocket, leave it at home.

Most the popular carry guns don't even have safeties.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

What the hell kind of holsters are these idiots using?? One of the basic rules of gun ownership is to make sure your weapon is secure. It can just fall out?? WTH? Most people have better holsters for their cell phones.

When I DO carry , I carry in a shoulder holster, and you couldn't physically come and rip my weapon out of it, let alone would it accidentally fall out .

I suspect most of these types of incidents are due to people who are carrying in their waist band or pocket, no holster

 

[Rozman]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

Just think how happy you would have been if the lady died....

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Kentucky deputy accidentally shoots his own mom after bringing gun to wedding

A western Kentucky sheriff’s deputy was placed on paid leave after accidentally shooting his mother during a wedding ceremony.


Detective Cory Golightly, a McCracken County sheriff’s deputy, brought a personal weapon over the weekend to the wedding at Bardwell Baptist Church in nearby Carlisle County, reported WPSD-TV.


The weapon fell to the ground and fired – striking Golightly’s mother — as the deputy adjusted his jacket, investigators said.


This really is the gift that keeps giving. One after another - idiots who can't control their guns.

What kind of cheap pos weapon was he carrying that's capable of discharging by itself? I had a 70+ year old curios .45 1911 I set to condition 1 (unloaded) and dropped, threw to the ground, and shook violently wondering if it could fire without deliberate will - it never did.

What are any of these idiots carrying? And why aren't the safeties on? Guns "accidentally" going off is way too common.

And, needless to say, dropping one's gun is just plain indefensible. To turn a phrase, if you can't keep it in your pocket, leave it at home.

Most the popular carry guns don't even have safeties.

They do, they're just not the 'user-actuated' button or level sort as much as built-in where deliberate squeeze of the trigger disables them as in the Glock line.