| Man arrested at Ohio Dark Knight Rises showing with a satchel full of weapons. Hero tag is for the off-duty police officer moonlighting as theater security doing his job |
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| sprawl15
I wish someone with a satchel full of weapons would show up at the house of whoever keeps linking Gawker articles. |
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| Unoriginal_Username
Good job by the off duty cop. /Let the Cop hating and calls for getting rid of the 2nd Amendment comence. |
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| Fluid
I wonder how many more of these copycat crooks are gonna try to get some media attention. |
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| Pocket Ninja It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. |
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| GWSuperfan Why would you have clips and a Glock? A Glock uses magazines, not clips. |
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| Cybernetic
Submittter Defenestrated For Capitalizing Every Damned Word In The Headline. |
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| LarryDan43
Way to be original. |
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| srtpointman
Oh subby, you can't call a cop a hero on here. He's just doing what the taxpayers are telling him to do and nothing more. After the arrest he probably went out and beat a minority and smoked a pile of stolen cocaine. /Good eye, officer. |
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| Burr
Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. At porno theaters the pat downs will cost extra Plus, you can upgrade to a cavity search for just 25 cents. |
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| URAPNIS
The cop had no right to search that bag. |
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| Cybernetic
GWSuperfan: Why would you have clips and a Glock? A Glock uses magazines, not clips. Oh no, not THIS thread again. |
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| redmid17 Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. I know your posts are generally well-written satire, but that would be the quickest way for a movie theater to go out of business. |
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| sprawl15
GWSuperfan: Why would you have clips and a Glock? A Glock uses magazines, not clips. It's an assault Glock. |
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| whither_apophis Good Job Officer! /What's Up With The Capitalization? |
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| TheGogmagog
Fluid: I wonder how many more of these copycat crooks are gonna try to get some media attention. Are they copycats, or is there some website that explains what the connection could be? Wasn't the first going to impress/kill a girl he had a crush on? |
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| Fish in a Barrel
I like that he offered to take the weapons back to his car. "Oh... is that not allowed? Should I not have brought these in here? Because I gotta plead ignorance on this one." |
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| deffuse Hang on, in the US an off duty cop/movie theatre employee can look in your bag? Does it require consent? Resonable suspicion? In all the countries I've lived in a 'Er, no thanks, you can't look in there/can't come in here' gets rid of that.... |
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| Two16
Yet another good reason to continue pimping out my home theater. No kids. No talking. No phones. Best seat in the house and always stocked with my favourite munchies and boozamahol. |
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| alex10294
Not likely a shooter. Just a nut. The concealed gun I can understand - although he should have a concealed permit for it - , the knives make it a little nutty. A guy who wants to shoot up the theater doesn't let security look in his satchel. /probably. |
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| srtpointman
URAPNIS: The cop had no right to search that bag. Cop asked to search it and it sounds like he got consent. |
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| Cybernetic
Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. Just show up naked. That way they'll know you're unarmed. |
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| Freakin Rican
what the fark is going on lately? why is everyone all of a sudden showing up at Batman with guns after this fool did what he did? |
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| monoski
Fluid: I wonder how many more of these copycat crooks are gonna try to get some media attention. The article did not leave me with the impression that he intended on copying the prior act he sounds more like one of the folks who feels that situation could have been avoided or reduced in scope if a movie-goer was packing and prepared to shoot back. |
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| wambu Where I live, the moonlighting off-duty cop would be fired for moonlighting. |
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| Burr
Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. Also, they will only use this as an excuse to administer pat downs on the guise that they are looking for weapons, but they are really looking for any snacks you are trying to sneak in. |
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| Nem Wan
Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. Nope. People need to go to movie theaters much, much less than they need to fly. URAPNIS: The cop had no right to search that bag. "He followed Smith into the theater and asked to search his bag." |
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| hitlersbrain
Who would have guessed there were so many pissed off white guys... besides the tea party anyway. |
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| Voiceofreason01 deffuse: Hang on, in the US an off duty cop/movie theatre employee can look in your bag? Does it require consent? Resonable suspicion? In all the countries I've lived in a 'Er, no thanks, you can't look in there/can't come in here' gets rid of that.... it's like at a sporting event or a concert, security can search your bag or you can't come in. Off-duty cop was acting as private security and can search your bag within the theatre at the request of the management, don't like it? You can leave. |
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| Begoggle
redmid17: Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. I know your posts are generally well-written satire, but that would be the quickest way for a movie theater to go out of business. I think the quickest way would be to charge high prices on tickets, even higher prices on snacks & sodas, and then put 15 minutes of ads before the movie. ...oh wait |
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| redmid17 alex10294: Not likely a shooter. Just a nut. The concealed gun I can understand - although he should have a concealed permit for it - , the knives make it a little nutty. A guy who wants to shoot up the theater doesn't let security look in his satchel. /probably. If he was planning on doing that, I'd say he didn't think his cunning plan all the way through |
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| URAPNIS
srtpointman: URAPNIS: The cop had no right to search that bag. Cop asked to search it and it sounds like he got consent. You people need to stop reading the articles. |
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| Maud Dib
Who the fark brinks a satchel into a movie theater? \Gun nut tards...that's who. |
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| Alonjar
....right. Guy brings gun and knives to dark knight showing to protect himself from copycat killer, ends up getting in trouble when people think he is a copycat killer. Lolz all around! |
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| Fish in a Barrel
Freakin Rican: what the fark is going on lately? why is everyone all of a sudden showing up at Batman with guns after this fool did what he did? I've notice that these shootings tend to run in clusters. I think you get one big one and it seems to tip a couple of other nuts over the edge. I'm not sure what this guy was up to, though. His behavior doesn't make any sense. |
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| redmid17 Begoggle: redmid17: Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. I know your posts are generally well-written satire, but that would be the quickest way for a movie theater to go out of business. I think the quickest way would be to charge high prices on tickets, even higher prices on snacks & sodas, and then put 15 minutes of ads before the movie. ...oh wait They get paid for the ads |
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Jacobin
![]() Damn, he looks like the Wisconsin Sikh killer freak |
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| Cybernetic
srtpointman: URAPNIS: The cop had no right to search that bag. Cop asked to search it and it sounds like he got consent. I would also think that the act of walking into a showing of The Dark Knight Rises with any kind of bag creates "reasonable suspicion" under the current circumstances. |
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| Tommy Moo
I don't know... This guy doesn't sound quite like a homicidal maniac. Kudos to the cop for indeed being diligent, but let's not go crazy and throw this guy in the clink for five years. He's probably just a paranoid self-defense advocate. |
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| Inquisitive Inquisitor
srtpointman: URAPNIS: The cop had no right to search that bag. Cop asked to search it and it sounds like he got consent. immaterial, the cop was acting in a private capacity as an agent of the theater on private property. The theater therefore dictates when he can search a bag. |
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| Silly Jesus deffuse: Hang on, in the US an off duty cop/movie theatre employee can look in your bag? Does it require consent? Resonable suspicion? In all the countries I've lived in a 'Er, no thanks, you can't look in there/can't come in here' gets rid of that.... Reading is hard... |
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| JesseL
A pistol and three knives? BFD. I've got a 9mm pistol and one knife on me right now. On my desk are a couple other knives (including a Romanian AK bayonet that I keep forgetting to take home). ![]() Uploaded with ImageShack.us Guess what? I'm not planning to kill anyone. These are just handy things to have around if the need should arise. |
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| Detinwolf
I liked the part about the guy having "additional knives strapped to his body" meaning he had at least 5 knives on him. Is he a ninja? |
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| deffuse Voiceofreason01: deffuse: Hang on, in the US an off duty cop/movie theatre employee can look in your bag? Does it require consent? Resonable suspicion? In all the countries I've lived in a 'Er, no thanks, you can't look in there/can't come in here' gets rid of that.... it's like at a sporting event or a concert, security can search your bag or you can't come in. Off-duty cop was acting as private security and can search your bag within the theatre at the request of the management, don't like it? You can leave. Ah I see your point - I was thinking more from the police-y perspective. |
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| Spazmojack
Burr: Pocket Ninja: It's only a matter of time before theaters start having metal detectors and pat downs. Also, they will only use this as an excuse to administer pat downs on the guise that they are looking for weapons, but they are really looking for any snacks you are trying to sneak in. And booze. Get yer hands off me flask! |
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| culebra
That security guard just violated this brave American's sacred Second Amendment rights. As we all know the only constitutional way to stop a gun-toting nutter is with more guns. Welcome to Obama's America. |
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| hitlersbrain
GWSuperfan: Why would you have clips and a Glock? A Glock uses magazines, not clips. And it's not a band aid it's a bandage.. And it's not a kleenex it's a facial tissue... And it's a rifle not a gun... And no one really gives a crap. |
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| Raptor
According to the other articles I've read, the cop asked to see inside the bag and the man consented. This is the movie theater I go to all the time. Consensus here seems to be that he was, hopefully, just a nut who was armed in case someone else tried something, but it's mostly conjecture at this point. |
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| Dimensio
JesseL: A pistol and three knives? BFD. I've got a 9mm pistol and one knife on me right now. On my desk are a couple other knives (including a Romanian AK bayonet that I keep forgetting to take home). [img259.imageshack.us image 850x679] Uploaded with ImageShack.us Guess what? I'm not planning to kill anyone. These are just handy things to have around if the need should arise. Do you normally carry them in a satchel? |
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| PsyLord Maud Dib: Who the fark brinks a satchel into a movie theater? Someone that wants to bring their own food and drinks and doesn't want to pay $5 for a drink and $7 for popcorn. That's who. |
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| Lochsteppe
Alonjar: ....right. Guy brings gun and knives to dark knight showing to protect himself from FTFY /The tree of liberty must, from time to time, be watered with the blood of movie theater patrons. |
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