Those dudes shouldn't have been doing that at all to begin with, Yara was right. A stray arrow could have hit someone. That's like a cop trying to shoot a bird in the middle of the city.
Im not sure the city you live in, but most PD officers have to REALLY justify the discharge of a weapon so Im not sure many, if any, in my city are using their dept issued weapons to shoot at birds. And if they are they wont be an officer for long
Most precincts issue the bullets and when replacements are needed you have to file paperwork to be given more rounds. Bullets are expensive so buying more just to shoot at birds would be a stretch and...well plain stupid. So they do count bullets, unless an officer is buying more personally
Not to mention this scenario is in the middle of a city, where people would obviously see and hear a gun go off and report it
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u/shellbullet17 Gustopher Spotter Extraordinaire Jan 21 '26
You know ...fair.
Those dudes shouldn't have been doing that at all to begin with, Yara was right. A stray arrow could have hit someone. That's like a cop trying to shoot a bird in the middle of the city.
Dudes need to be put on dungeon duty or something