A mentally ill criminal steals AK47 in Lithuania - ridiculous drama

[Huntsman]

Are you seriously saying that police shouldn't have thrown heavy forces into catching the guy just because of his looks?
He had a f**cking AK47 - fully loaded. was mentally ill and was wandering the streets in the middle of the night. Ofcourse a high amount of assets will be thrown into his manhunt.

Lithuanian police officers work for MINIMUM WAGE (a little more than 300 EUR), and with the salary they receive, they are doing a hell of a good job. Lithuanian Police is always the second most trusted institution in Lithuania, the first one being the Presidents institution, when the polls of trust are published. They are very professional, and unlike in most countries, they hardly even draw their guns, even when facing dangerous suspects. While UK cops call for three patrol cars over a drunk with a knife, one Lithuanian cop does the job bare handed. Now one cop makes a mistake, everyone looses their mind. Shit like this happens all over the world everyday, it has been of great public attention in Lithuania though, because stuff like this is a extremely rare occurence here, hence all the attention.


Refrain yourself from posting those kinds of provocative comments - Archie

[Mikal]

Are you seriously saying that police shouldn't have thrown heavy forces into catching the guy just because of his looks?

No I'm just saying putting 3,000 cops on 'high alert' over someone who doesn't look mental and probably didn't have any intention of using the gun is stupid.

He had a f**cking AK47 - fully loaded. was mentally ill and was wandering the streets in the middle of the night. Ofcourse a high amount of assets will be thrown into his manhunt.
Jesus, you really are reinforceing the stereotype about Western ignorance...

He had a fully loaded AK-47, given to him by a cop, and probably didn't know how to use it.
And wow, he looks real mental doesn't he?

Lithuanian police officers work for MINIMUM WAGE (a little more than 300 EUR), and with the salary they receive, they are doing a hell of a good job.

That leaves me wondering why you're so patriotic about Lithuania, a country which pays people who risk their lives for civilians a toilet cleaners wage.

They are very professional, and unlike in most countries, they hardly even draw their guns, even when facing dangerous suspects.

Probably because it's hard to draw a gun when you don't have one, because you've lost it to some 'mentally ill' guy...

While UK cops call for three patrol cars over a drunk with a knife, one Lithuanian cop does the job bare handed.

Err, not sure what your point you're trying to make here, if you guys send only 1 cop to deal with someone armed with a knife you need a big reality check and whoever is in-charge of your police force(s) needs to be fired.

But sure, I'll accept that you for some reason think Lithuanian's are big powerful supermen more skilled than every other human on the planet...

Now one cop makes a mistake, everyone looses their mind. Shit like this happens all over the world everyday, it has been of great public attention in Lithuania though, because stuff like this is a extremely rare occurence here, hence all the attention.

If the general public in your country think a cop losing his gun to a mental man is worthy of positive attention they also need a reality check, where I come from the cop would be taken out of service and a serious investigation undertaken, and the public certainly wouldn't be giving any positive attention.

I'll just leave this here so you can see some real armed police skill, the speed of that withdraw after 0:40, damn.

[AK47]

Dude you need to step down from the "Lithuania is the almighty country"

[Archie]

Topic cleaned from provocative posts, try to be polite and act mature if you're making comments.

[Huntsman]

No I'm just saying putting 3,000 cops on 'high alert' over someone who doesn't look mental and probably didn't have any intention of using the gun is stupid.

Oh, so you are a mental doctor now?
He does not look mental. He IS mental. He has records of mental disorders, and it is better to be safe then sorry.

He had a fully loaded AK-47, given to him by a cop, and probably didn't know how to use it.
And wow, he looks real mental doesn't he?

Because it really takes a lot of brain to lower the safety and pull a trigger.

Probably because it's hard to draw a gun when you don't have one, because you've lost it to some 'mentally ill' guy...

At this point I am not sure if you are stupid and can't read, or just plain ignorant. I already told you that the guy took the AK47 from the back of the car while the police were not paying attention. He then threatened both cops with the AK and then ran off.

Err, not sure what your point you're trying to make here, if you guys send only 1 cop to deal with someone armed with a knife you need a big reality check and whoever is in-charge of your police force(s) needs to be fired.

Or maybe because our police officers are not fat ass slobs who sit in McDonalds every five minutes and are actually able to handle themselves and are physically fit for the job, and some staggering drunk guy is hardly a threat to them?

If the general public in your country think a cop losing his gun to a mental man is worthy of positive attention they also need a reality check, where I come from the cop would be taken out of service and a serious investigation undertaken, and the public certainly wouldn't be giving any positive attention.

Where did you get that from? Where did I say this got positive attention? Minister of Internal Affairs has just resigned over this, the President has called the entire situation pathetic, everyone is facepalming. How is that positive attention?

You fail to understand that Lithuanian police is very professional. It was a mistake of one careless officer that has caused the incident. Shootings rarely happen here, hence why police officers are hesitant to even draw a gun. Not to mention that the laws regarding gun discharge are extremely stupid. Even if an officer uses a gun against someone who's a threat to him, there still is quite a chance he will be sued and such. Just recently Lithuanian Border Patrol opened fire on two smugglers and hit one in the back. They failed to stop after several warnings, yet those who fired the shots were fired and are facing charges of abuse of a duty firearm. If this happened in the UK or the US, what would have happened? The police would get away with it.

I am leaving a few references to how Lithuanian police work:

[Mikal]

Dude you need to step down from the "Lithuania is the almighty country"

I agree.

[Huntsman]

I agree.

You're the one to talk. 

[Mikal]

You're the one to talk. 

Not sure what you're getting at...

[TiMoN]

You know what's drama? This topic.

[Dean.]

Start showing some respect for each-other, for once. If you have a problem with something that someone's doing, tell them in private. Don't start slamming on them in public.

[RizzE.]

Meanwhile in Paris, video emerges of two women escaping death as the terrorists AK-47 jammed as he prepared to fire... gg

Doubt it jammed. Probably out of ammo..

[Huntsman]

Doubt it jammed. Probably out of ammo..

Anything might malfunction in a hands of a brainwashed ape 

[Gandalf]

Anything might malfunction in a hands of a brainwashed ape 

Remember that one for your girlfriend. (puts on flame proof suit and waits for moderator to ban him)

[Huntsman]

Remember that one for your girlfriend. (puts on flame proof suit and waits for moderator to ban him)

Hahahahahahahahaahahah I'm not even mad.
This made my evening