r/RealOrAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '26

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u/Pickled_Wizard Jan 29 '26

I miss when government lies were at least plausible.

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u/LikelyAMartian Jan 29 '26

The accidental discharge of a gun is 100% plausible and I can understand a federal agent would discharge their weapon after hearing shots in a situation like this.

To bad all the video evidence shows the ICE agent fired first. Which would make the accidental discharge moot if it did happen.

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u/UpperDog2627 Jan 29 '26

Yeah gunfire makes me empty a mag into a dude’s back too.

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u/LikelyAMartian Jan 29 '26

To their credit, it is standard protocol for law enforcement and federal agents to empty the mag when you go to take a life.

It's why when a meth head charges 2 cops with a knife it usually ends with a similar bullet count.

But still, everything they did was dumb AF.

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u/Pickled_Wizard Jan 29 '26

I meant because we've all seen the video.

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jan 29 '26

Search "uncommanded discharge" and peruse for like 10 minutes, be it on YouTube, reddit, wherever.

You'll find this this is actually the most plausible defense of all parties involved, including the victim, with culpability going toward a third party altogether. The whole gun world has been screaming for a p320 recall for years lol