On August 16, 1993, in Columbus, Ohio, 37-year-old Doug Conely positioned a white plastic lawn chair at a residential intersection, pointing a .38-caliber revolver at his head.
Following the arrival of law enforcement, renowned Columbus SWAT sniper Mike Plumb, a Vietnam War veteran, positioned himself for what would become one of the most remarkable demonstrations of marksmanship ever captured on camera.
Equipped with a Steyr SSG PII and positioned about 82 yards away, Plumb took precise aim. Upon receiving the command, he fired a round directly through the cylinder of Conely's .38 Special.
As the authorities tackled a stunned, now-disarmed Conley, the suicidal man said: "That was a great shot."
Irish man Sean Meehan built a log cabin on his own land to live in but was ordered to take it down or be sent to prison. Foreigners are being housed in every nook and cranny while an Irish man is ordered to demolish his home.
A judge ordered him to court today and told him to bring a bag as he was going to prison for refusing the order.
Nationalists rallied, and the judge adjourned the case until June.
Share far and wide, let's ensure Sean isn't made homeless and let's get an even bigger crowd in June.
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