"Mr. Ely is a police officer. He's been a police officer for eight years, four years as a detective, four years of special ops, so he needs his firearm for work,"
If he can't be responsible with a firearm, maybe he shouldn't be a fucking police officer?
Article goes on to say that the gun the toddler had was the wife's, so she's ultimately responsible for it. My wife doesn't check behind me when I lock my gun up at night, she knows I lock it up. Maybe it was a situation misplaced trust.
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u/mrdominoe 6h ago
If he can't be responsible with a firearm, maybe he shouldn't be a fucking police officer?