Solid idea but you'd better provide 10X the ammo you think would be required cause they damn sure have proven repeatedly over time that they cannot shoot. I get so frustrated hearing police reports on the news from Montgomery, B'ham, Mobile, and Atlanta of someone in the hood firing 30-60 rounds and only one person is taken to the hospital and released later with a non-life threatening injury. Generally to the arm or leg.
Has anyone heard, was the local sheriff the one that brought in the dog or was it the state? I heard that after the dog trailed them to the trailer, a cursory interview with the occupants happened then the LEOs left and did not return until they had the warrant which for some reason took 6 hrs to get. By then, they had plenty of time get their stories together and also get rid of anything in the trailer that might have linked them to the crime scene. Im guessing it was the local sheriff because I cannot believe that any other LE agency would have left the scene unattended and would certainly have separated all the occupants and then taken them individually to be questioned. Kinda common sense and standard operating procedure for all LEOs with basic training I would assume.
