its called air soft. its a game that lots of people play. dont believe the blue lies. they create doubts and victim blaming.

In my experience some youth have ran from police to avoid harsher repercussions they may have to deal with in juvie (juvenile detention camps.) from rival gangs or a person they may have had prior issues with. And they don’t trust the COs to protect them.

that intro is Epic though

& just like my Dad, I don't have a "Dad Bod lol". only thing I'm on is Backwoods & homegrown lol

Man call the PO PO if a small group of knuckle draggers consistently jeopardize familial peace, tranquility and safety. You have to weigh mentalities and the capacity to be reasonable and respectful. It's mentality over everything when it comes to familial safety. Being out of pocket in the community you live in is equivalent to SHiEEEEEting where you eat. Everyone in that community is now in jeopardy because of the few who don't know how to act. Band together as a "COMMUNITY" and send the message that he/she/they abide by the terms and agreements or see PO PO at every turn- it's either that or bounce! That's how true communities should rock.

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I believe they were trying to get to the point that community policing is the solution. One person should not have to confront groups that are' wilding out'. Some neighborhoods have such entities. It's just now well known, and the police generally oppose their work.

"Pellet guns, also known as air guns, can be deadly. They use compressed air to fire metal projectiles at high speeds, which can cause serious injury or death if they hit a sensitive area, such as the eye. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has reported that pellet rifles and BB guns cause about four deaths per year, and warns that children under 16 should not use high-velocity guns. Pellet guns should also never be aimed at another person, just like firearms. "--