From: "Rich Gauszka" 

It's not the shooting that's troubling in this story as tragic mistakes
can/will happen. It's the intimidation  by the government of people
investigating the incident.


"Don Hills"  wrote in message
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> In article , "Dave Ings"
 wrote:
>>Absolutely charming story.
>
> Give it a rest, Dave. You're huffing and puffing trying to sound indignant
> and it shows. All you've managed to do is, as Phil has also pointed out,
> prove that everyone has a bad day and/or makes a wrong decision under
> pressure sometimes.
>
> The time to get concerned is if it becomes commonplace - if the checks and
> balances that are designed to ensure errors like the London shooting
> remains
> an isolated incident are removed and such incidents become commonplace.
>
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