Cumbria shootings: In Whitehaven UK the RAF 2/6/10

[ColinBelton]

I had one of my employees killed and knew policemen and bystanders involved. I also sat through 3 1/2 days of the inquest. This is a small community with lots of remote and twisty roads. Even I didn't know all of the roads where he drove on and I drive everywhere in my job. the inquest did not call for additional gun restrictions, but for the ambulance and police services to work more closely together. In one video I saw the police were less than 2 minutes behind him. Respect those who died.

[thearmouredbunker]

this massacre was allowed to continue by the goverment to have more strength for a total gun ban, its a fucking conspiracy, ask yourselves why there was no police helicopter looking for the gun man, after all you see tv shows were there is a police helicopter following joyriders dont you, wake up people we are heading for a dictatorship where we will be totally disarmed by the goverment

[wuzzlevideos]

@thearmouredbunker *FACEPALM*

[WillShakespeare2007]

@thearmouredbunker - What utter nonsense. And gun control is fantastic thank you. You might want to see American style school massacres in the U.K. but I don't. 35,000 people are shot dead in the U.S. each year and only 40 in the U.K.

That is thanks to gun control.

[sparklecarl]

thats not the RAF its the NHS air ambulance