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Cop accidentally shoots his coworker while jokingly pointing guns at each other (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
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Were these guys even taught basic gun safety?

CW: Gun violence

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[–] Cethin@lemmy.zip 3 points 2 days ago

Yeah, in the game Receiver it tells you about firearms and firearm safety while playing. One of the stories is about cops getting glocks in the US. The standard handling in Europe was no round chambered and no safety, since it couldn't fire until you chambered a round. In the US it was always have a round chambered, but rely on a safety mechanism to prevent discharges. The Glock, being a European gun, didn't have a mechanical safety. A lot of cops apparently accidentally discharged their firearm because of this.

(I've never fact check this, and it's been like 10+ years since I heard this, so some details may be wrong.)