Next up - “Survive the Remington 12 gauge” challenge.
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To the fullest extent of the law.
Next, back up to my 9mm pistols that I keep around my house (no children in the house).
Breaching one of my entryways at 00:DARK o’clock while I am sleeping or drowsy is not a great recipe for avoiding all sorts of consequences.
Somehow, I don’t think that would go over well here in South Carolina...
Just this point about reporting in general: Elk Grove a “sleepy suburb”?
Where do they get that from? The population is 176K.
It is immediately south of the City of Sacramento. Including the suburbs stretching to the east, the area has the lion’s share of the county’s 1.6 million population. It’s just a regular suburb and going for colorful metaphors such as “sleepy” should be avoided when the characterization is simply false
The DM hits a new low with that. Ding dong ditch is harmless. Smashing in somebody's front door is hardly innocuous. Here in Idaho, you'd be dead if you did that.
‘door kick challenge’
The challengers should be arrested for reckless endangerment and attempted murder.
“a TikTok trend in which teenagers sneak up to a person’s property and smash in their front door.”
They need to stop before the last thing they hear is “Bang Bang”.
For the curious, the average adult male doberman can sprint between 24-30mph, so if you make it off the porch, you likely won’t make it much farther.
They’re not *children* or *youngsters*. They’re teens and old enough to know better (especially when they’re covering their faces to prevent identification) and often big enough to pose a legitimate threat.
They’re trying to make it sound like some kind of innocent prank done by actual children.