Hero Cop's First Words After Surgery: 'Did Anybody Die?'

[Shadowbeach]

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[esrice]

Originally Posted by Shadowbeach

I'll leave alone the obvious "cop killer" bullet reference at this time for other commentators.

[grabs mouth] stifled yelling [/grabs mouth]

What a great example of a good American! (or human, for that matter!)

[fpdshooter]

Rock on Sarge! Ohhh Frakking Rahhh!

This gal has more balls than most people I know. When the time has come, her place in Valhalla is secure.

[Jay]

She deserves an abundance of accolades, but I'll wager that none will be forthcoming from the Mosque at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue......

[rich8483]

what does make a bullet cop killer versus civilian killer or anything else. ill assume they mean it was a hollow point but she could have had those too. theyre just effective.

[Bigum1969]

I'm going to just ignore the ignorant media reporting of cop killer bullets and just say this woman is a true hero.

She and her family should be proud that she not only stared down the devil, she punched him full of holes.

[jediagh]

Do we know the type of weapon(s) that the killer used?
Do we know the type of weapon(s) that the civilian LEO used?
# of rounds fired?
# of rounds that hit?
# of reloads that occurred?

[Shadowbeach]

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[jesse485]

If those were "cop killer" bullets, then this cop built up an immunity. She is one impressive lady for sure!

[hookedonjeep]

I heard a reporter on T.V. talking about the weapons used by the shooter..... "A FN 5-7, that holds an unbelievable 30 rounds of deadly ammunition; as well as a 357 Magnum".......

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't all ammunition deadly?