Cop Unloads 7 Rounds and the Suspect Still Charges – Man or Monster? You Decide (Video)

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
A police officer in Indiana emptied his entire magazine — seven rounds — into a charging suspect, yet the man kept coming like something out of a nightmare. Bodycam footage shows just how quickly a routine call can turn into a life-or-death struggle, and how officers never truly know what they’re walking into.

The videos capture the intense sequence: the suspect refuses to stop despite being hit multiple times, forcing the officer to keep firing until the threat is finally neutralized. One clip shows the senior officer appearing to lose control of the situation, while the rookie steps up and saves the day with decisive action.



12 gauge would have stopped him!

https://redstatenation.com/cop-unloads-7-rounds-and-the-suspect-still-charges-man-or-monster-you-decide-video/

[MeganC]

9mm is ineffective.

.45 ACP HydraShoks are the better tool. Lots of stopping power and lots of damage.

[andy58-in-nh]

From the video, it looks like a case of "suicide by cop".  I don't understand the 7-round limitation. Most police service 9mm's (including mine) have double that capacity or more.

[Cyber Liberty]

From the video, it looks like a case of "suicide by cop".  I don't understand the 7-round limitation. Most police service 9mm's (including mine) have double that capacity or more.

I'd never heard of a 9mm with only seven rounds.  I assumed it was a .45 ACP weapon, and should have dropped the suspect with 1-2 shots.   

[andy58-in-nh]

I'd never heard of a 9mm with only seven rounds.  I assumed it was a .45 ACP weapon, and should have dropped the suspect with 1-2 shots.   

It's clearly a polymer body pistol, which may have been chambered in a larger caliber (.40, 10mm, even .45ACP), but the stopping power of a .45  - even FMJ rounds - would normally not necessitate so many rounds on target.