2aguy
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So….these guys apparently didn't get the message that guns were supposed to have been turned in, and that they should have been following Britain's extreme gun control laws…which makes hand guns illegal….
That means you can't have them in Britain…..
Then how did these guys get the gun that they used to kill the guy and wound the other guy…….in Britain…land of gun confiscation…?
So Solid Crew - man shot dead
One man was shot dead and a second wounded yesterday in another horrifying incident of gun violence involving fans of the notorious rap group So Solid Crew.
Panic broke out as shots were fired at a nightclub party promoting the debut single from their singer Lisa Maffia.
One clubber was shot in the shoulder and another man died when he was shot in a highspeed car chase after the attack.
The shootings came just days before the band are due to perform a concert in aid of the Government-sponsored Disarm! campaign, which is promoting a gun amnesty.
There have been several previous violent incidents involving members of the 30-strong So Solid Crew or their fans, and the band's lyrics have been attacked for glorifying guns.
They claim they are merely reflecting attitudes among young black people.
Police said the drama began at around 2.30am, when a group of six to eight black men forced their way into Turnmills nightclub in Clerkenwell, East London.
Several shots were fired and a 27-year-old man was hit in the shoulder.
There was panic among the 1,000-strong crowd and several people were hurt trying to escape.
A number of men were seen leaving and getting into two cars - a BMW and an Audi TT sports car - and there was a chase during which more shots were fired.
The Audi crashed and a 27-year-old man was found dead inside, shot in the head.
A man in his mid-20s was arrested nearby. Police said no weapon had been recovered although cartridge cases were found in the Audi.
Clubber Pritin Patel, 25, an IT technician from Harrow, North-West London, said: "We were dancing away and having a good time when I suddenly saw a whole bunch of guys come running through the club.
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Hmmmmm…..but….but…….Britain has extreme gun control…they had gun confiscation….and apparently these guys got a gun easily…and they are shooting people associated with rap music….
Sound familiar…….?
They were working to support a Gun Amnesty program….in Britain…..but…they don't have a gun problem there…right?
And this problem isn't being covered over here…why?
That means you can't have them in Britain…..
Then how did these guys get the gun that they used to kill the guy and wound the other guy…….in Britain…land of gun confiscation…?
So Solid Crew - man shot dead
One man was shot dead and a second wounded yesterday in another horrifying incident of gun violence involving fans of the notorious rap group So Solid Crew.
Panic broke out as shots were fired at a nightclub party promoting the debut single from their singer Lisa Maffia.
One clubber was shot in the shoulder and another man died when he was shot in a highspeed car chase after the attack.
The shootings came just days before the band are due to perform a concert in aid of the Government-sponsored Disarm! campaign, which is promoting a gun amnesty.
There have been several previous violent incidents involving members of the 30-strong So Solid Crew or their fans, and the band's lyrics have been attacked for glorifying guns.
They claim they are merely reflecting attitudes among young black people.
Police said the drama began at around 2.30am, when a group of six to eight black men forced their way into Turnmills nightclub in Clerkenwell, East London.
Several shots were fired and a 27-year-old man was hit in the shoulder.
There was panic among the 1,000-strong crowd and several people were hurt trying to escape.
A number of men were seen leaving and getting into two cars - a BMW and an Audi TT sports car - and there was a chase during which more shots were fired.
The Audi crashed and a 27-year-old man was found dead inside, shot in the head.
A man in his mid-20s was arrested nearby. Police said no weapon had been recovered although cartridge cases were found in the Audi.
Clubber Pritin Patel, 25, an IT technician from Harrow, North-West London, said: "We were dancing away and having a good time when I suddenly saw a whole bunch of guys come running through the club.
Read more: So Solid Crew - man shot dead
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Hmmmmm…..but….but…….Britain has extreme gun control…they had gun confiscation….and apparently these guys got a gun easily…and they are shooting people associated with rap music….
Sound familiar…….?
They were working to support a Gun Amnesty program….in Britain…..but…they don't have a gun problem there…right?
And this problem isn't being covered over here…why?
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