k0ua
Epic Contributor
Not in South Bend, you don't.
There was the .38 in the roof, a .22 in the wall, and a .22 in the garage wall.
I worked for 30 years at the local newspaper downtown. In the end of our press building there were large windows. There were 8 bullet holes. 7 were innies. 1 was an outie!
In spring, when the snow melts, you can usually find 9mm jacketed slugs in the gravel where the snowplow pushed them in the parking lots all winter. We had half a coffee cup of them.
Where I am now, when I took my pool cover off one spring a few years ago, I saw a black spot on the bottom of the pool. It was a 9mm slug that had come straight down through the winter cover. The salt water had turned the copper black and left a 1" circular stain.
Just tonight we can hear gunfire over in South Bend.
There's so much gunfire there, the city installed a shot spotter microphone system. It alerts the police within milliseconds of detecting gunfire and pinpoints the location through triangulation to within just a couple feet. Really accurate. While the shooters are rarely caught fast, at least the shooting victims are located quickly and have a better chance of survival.
Wow...OK, I stand corrected.. :ashamed: