Muse

A bullet found on another building?

I believe an unfired bullet had been found on another building at some point during my time there on September 10th.

Whoa, dude. Hold up. There was an unfired bullet, not just a casing, not a spent casing, but an unfired bullet found on another rooftop on September 10th. Then the explanation of how maybe that bullet got there is given, and it's even fucking weirder.

Which building was that, sir?

I don't recall.

Was that considered a scene that it was worth preserving?

It was not. My recollection is that that was accounted for as an ejected cartridge from an officer who had cycled his rifle.

The cycling of a rifle to eject a unfired rifle round onto a rooftop on this college campus, that is the scene of a crime, and then to leave it there on the ground? Absolutely retarded.

Okay, I thought you said it was an unfired bullet, and now you're saying it was a cartridge?

When a weapon is cleared, an officer would make his rifle ready, which would chamber around.

Oh, I got you.

My understanding was that that's how that was accounted for.

So an officer claimed that bullet belonged to him or her?

That's my recollection is that that was how it was accounted for.

That was how it was accounted for. Pretty soft and vague language about a very suspicious and important detail. And I just wanted to clip Nate's response to this, Valhalla VFT's response to this when they were watching live and this happened. Because Nate, if you don't know, is an ex-Green Beret, so former special forces in the military. And he trains police officers, specifically. His opinion is, you know, somewhat expert at whether this is a reasonable explanation.

Zero percent chance that is done anywhere, okay? Officers are going to carry a chambered weapon in case they need to use that gun to defend themselves. And they are not going to be fucking with it out in public. Not a thing. No, no, zero percent chance a cop's just going to leave his fucking bullets lying around. because think about this guys yeah his fingerprints are now on a round that if somebody walks by and says look at that nine millimeter round i could throw that in my glock and i can go kill somebody with it guess what that's a cop who just killed somebody so not a thing not a fucking thing there

is no other explanations for how a bullet got onto another rooftop except for maybe if you know there was like another shooter somewhere that would be sort of fucking relevant but they explain it away as an officer just clearing his his chamber on the rifle that he had on the rooftop because he was trying to snipe people i guess after the scene was already handled and he just decided to leave that bullet on the fucking ground that is very concerning to me