01-06-2015, 03:57 PM
I think that gossip is true, Duchess. At least partially. It's confirmed that the couple divorced in 1999 and recently got back together.
Anyway, Mrs. McCollum is now in fair condition. She told officers that she was asleep when she was shot. She also told them that she does not believe that the shooting was intentional. I hope she's not protecting her husband or in denial.
I understand that Glocks fire easily, but accidentally firing it twice in a row is hard to believe (I'm assuming it was fired twice because the chief originally thought he'd shot his wife twice). He either meant to shoot her, he's a completely dipshitted irresponsible gun owner, and/or he was wasted out of his effin' skull.
In one of the safest towns in the country known for people puttering around all over in their golf carts, the chief of police takes his loaded gun to bed (probably on the premise of guarding his personal safety) and shoots his wife in the back. It would be funny if it wasn't so scary that he's assigned to carry a gun and protect citizens from getting shot and stuff. He needs to be fired already, IMO -- he can always be charged later if the investigation supports criminal prosecution.
On a separate note, this off duty veteran cop shot himself by accident in an elevator in Ohio on Friday; all on surveillance. Jesus. He'll survive the wound; not sure about the embarrassment.
Anyway, Mrs. McCollum is now in fair condition. She told officers that she was asleep when she was shot. She also told them that she does not believe that the shooting was intentional. I hope she's not protecting her husband or in denial.
I understand that Glocks fire easily, but accidentally firing it twice in a row is hard to believe (I'm assuming it was fired twice because the chief originally thought he'd shot his wife twice). He either meant to shoot her, he's a completely dipshitted irresponsible gun owner, and/or he was wasted out of his effin' skull.
In one of the safest towns in the country known for people puttering around all over in their golf carts, the chief of police takes his loaded gun to bed (probably on the premise of guarding his personal safety) and shoots his wife in the back. It would be funny if it wasn't so scary that he's assigned to carry a gun and protect citizens from getting shot and stuff. He needs to be fired already, IMO -- he can always be charged later if the investigation supports criminal prosecution.
On a separate note, this off duty veteran cop shot himself by accident in an elevator in Ohio on Friday; all on surveillance. Jesus. He'll survive the wound; not sure about the embarrassment.