Thread: We are only human

Destroyed/in his safe at home

Good job one of the MPs didn't get it.......would make the debating chambers and interesting place..... what's in the wine box. Take that you sorry lot of trough dribblers

Originally Posted by Ryan

A range is typically a closed or at least excluded area.

Parliament is a public area. DPS are meant to be highly trained members of the NZP. They carry firearms, weapon retention is one of the fundamental principles of anyone who carries one.

Given that NZP are continually trying to preach to LFAO on how / what to do, it is fitting that one of their own should be held accountable to the same standard at minimum.

What is LFAO? Lie their Fucking Arse Off?

I came home from a hunt late at night years ago and left my rifle on the doorstep overnight. Get a bang on the door the next morning and the local cop standing there with a stern look on his face "is this yours mate?" I nodded sheepishly and he just shook his head and left after thrusting it into my arms. The look on his face was punishment enough

Originally Posted by systolic

Wouldn't you? I know I would.

Are you suggesting he should have just done nothing to retrieve it?

No he shouldn't have left it there in the first place, the retrieval then would not have matter?

Originally Posted by Maca49

No he shouldn't have left it there in the first place, the retrieval then would not have matter?

Is anyone reading this currently serving or ex military? What world of shit would you have gotten into had you done the same?

Saddle up folks, the NZHS lynch mob is a ridin'

Originally Posted by Steve123

Is anyone reading this currently serving or ex military? What world of shit would you have gotten into had you done the same?

Trust me. It has happened.

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Originally Posted by P38

A similar thing happened at our range too, a member left his Winchester lever action and SMLE rifle in the rack.

He also got a bit of gentle ribbing for awhile too.

But as pointed out clubbies are not highly trained DPS members and a range is not usually a public space and let's not forget the fire arm involved was locked and loaded.

I'd have thought dropping for 20 would have just been the starting point.

A month or so on kitchen duty migh be more apprppriate

Cheers
Pete

I would have charged one of my soldiers for it.

Originally Posted by Steve123

Is anyone reading this currently serving or ex military? What world of shit would you have gotten into had you done the same?

Its a chargeable offence. I dont recall the max punishment, but it would probably be along the lines of a fine (and they arent small), loss of privaleges, depending on seriousness reduction in seniority/rank. Not sure if a trip to SCE would result.

Originally Posted by Danger Mouse

Its a chargeable offence. I dont recall the max punishment, but it would probably be along the lines of a fine (and they arent small), loss of privaleges, depending on seriousness reduction in seniority/rank. Not sure if a trip to SCE would result.

So the unprofessional plod got of lightly?

Originally Posted by Pointer

Saddle up folks, the NZHS lynch mob is a ridin'

Bwahahaha, happens every time. Nope I wouldn't do anything that stupid blah blah blah

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Originally Posted by Pointer

Saddle up folks, the NZHS lynch mob is a ridin'

You don't have to feel guilty or threatened for leaving your rifle on the door step! Well still love ya

It's the Heather syndrome

Originally Posted by Maca49

No he shouldn't have left it there in the first place, the retrieval then would not have matter?

Thanks for that Captian Obvious.