Home and it may penetrate through several walls and cause more damage than a hallow point, i dont know if that is really the answer to, i dont think that it really makes a difference and the bullet is dangerous. The mayor was talking about black talon. That is the one that i was talking about that has a jagged edge and it is mainly to destroy more human tissue and to stop the threat of whatever, you know. I didnt realize that the black talon was the same as the hallow. It is hallow and it has several different designs and that is just one particular design that they have. Again, a bullet is inherently dangerous and a hallow point may not be more dangerous than a regular, full metal jacket in my opinion. Thank you. Thank you, officer. Thank you for your time. Well as you can see he is truly an expert and he loves what he does and i thank him for that explanation, that was like an 8hour class that we got in 20 minutes. And moving on will be the captain and he will give an overview of the
Of how the sfpd works to reduce violence in our city. Assisting me in the presentation will be officer spagnoly and captain oleary and mcfaden of it is a fivepart presentation, i would like to introduce spagnoly he is an fer that works in the range and he is an weapons expert and he was a member of the tactical teams and he is going to give you an overview, a brief overview of the kind of weapons that the officers come in contact with in our city and explain, or define the meaning of an assault weapon. Lets bring it up and we will begin from here. Good evening, i am here to show you a few different types of weapons that you would normally see on the street and which officers may come in contact with. And then in others that are not quite as common. But i will show you both. They are all unloaded and safe, and no one else will be handling the weapons besides myself. I just want 300 of them. You probably have rendered them safe for being in a public setting. You have rendered them safe,
Subject. And the summary report, the summary of the different oises that you received with the fdrb packet i have put a asterisk on there and i think that those are up to date. I want to be sure that this one does not need a asterisk but you answered my question. Great. And the last presentation will be on gun violence. Okay, good evening, chief, commissioners and director hicks. I like to give the presentation of how the sfpd works to reduce violence in our city. Assisting me in the presentation will be officer spagnoly and captain oleary and mcfaden of it is a fivepart presentation, i would like to introduce spagnoly he is an fer that works in the range and he is an weapons expert and he was a member of the tactical teams and he is going to give you an overview, a brief overview of the kind of weapons that the officers come in contact with in our city and explain, or define the meaning of an assault weapon. Lets bring it up and we will begin from here. Good evening, i am here to show
Show you a few different types of weapons that you would normally see on the street and which officers may come in contact with. And then in others that are not quite as common. But i will show you both. They are all unloaded and safe, and no one else will be handling the weapons besides myself. I just want 300 of them. You probably have rendered them safe for being in a public setting. You have rendered them safe, why they look scary there is a tie to them. Two are unoperatable and the others are tied and safe. I am sure that you did, i just wanted to make sure that we said that. Push the first is a model ten, a smith and wesson ten and five it is a revolver, years ago the Police Officers would carry the revolvers and we went to semiauto, it cant be fired. When fired, the cylinder rotate its fires, it has six rounds and fires six rounds. The basic that you would see either a Police Officer in the past would use or you will see even the criminals out there with revolvers still. All rig
This is the Vice President s hometown, scranton. This is biden country. Hes very popular there. So you can bet that theres going to be a lot of buzz about 2016 in the wake of this event. Certainly the optics will give into that. But the president focused on his current campaign, which is really about sort of teeing up these fall budget battles with republicans. This tour is focused on College Affordability, as we have been talking about for the past two days. The president has unveiled his plan for College Affordability, which would link federal funding to this new College Rating system. The president just talked about that at the town hall event in binghamt binghamton. The president got a number of questions at that town hall event. Everything from College Affordability to health care and also the swe queequester. I thought it was interesting. He got a lot of questions about what hes going to be duking it out with this fall. Of course, this all comes as some Congressional Republicans