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More children die via drowning in swimming pools than by gunshot wounds, but that doesn't mean that gun control discussions are immediately null and void.

Not in a much more meaningful way than a gunshot to the head works for curing cancer.

For example, the 6 died because of the standoff, due to gunshot wounds caused by the standoff.

Eg, the five dead in (6) did not die because of an hours-long standoff but because of gunshot wounds.

Does anyone have a number on how many people die of gunshot injuries that either weren't reported or reported to late?

Unlike movies, it's near-impossible to consistently disable somebody with a gunshot in a non-lethal way.

Not very often, given things like the relative unpopularity of multiple gunshot wounds from a moving car as a suicide method, and so on.

You can reduce the time spent looking through, say, traffic camera recordings that happened in the vicinity of the gunshot looking for related video.

You can have the exact location of a gunshot and dispatch an officer in a matter of seconds, and microphone arrays should be pretty cheap.

I do not understand how you drew the conclusion that the deaths were due to gunshot wounds caused by the standoff.

When a patient comes in with a gunshot wound and a paper cut, we have to be smart about the triage.

Why do you want to know when a gunshot happens?

Regarding "Five dead in family dispute after hours-long standoff at Phoenix home", the gunshot wounds were not caused by the standoff.

We had people jumping out of the way of the train and gunshot in "The Great Train Robbery" as well, of course.

This is like saying "Im done wearing a bullet proof vest as it only prevents certain types of gunshot wounds, is uncomfortable to wear and not fashionable."

"A caller had been able to escape the home at that point, get out and start to give us information." Most, if not all, of the gunshot wounds occurred before the standoff even started.