According to authorities, the constable who apparently knows how grenades work will be punished severely after he recovers from his injuries.
Too bad the guy didnt hand it to the judge after he pulled the pin.
Posted on 04/12/2016 6:32:45 AM PDT by ThinkingBuddha
A hand grenade exploded inside courtroom in Karachi’s Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) after a judge asked a police constable if he knew how grenades worked. The constable, instead of explaining his expertise in weapons and grenade handling to the judge, opted to demonstrate practically by promptly pulling out the pin from the grenade.
This resulted in a loud explosion, injuring three including the constable and a court clerk......
(Excerpt) Read more at en.dailypakistan.com.pk ...
Some people are incapable of answering simple Yes or No questions.
Why would they bring a live grenade into a courtroom in the first place?
I think it’s funny that the Constable will be “punished severly” after he recovers from his injuries. Translated: We are going to heal him so that he can be properly executed by firing squad. lol
Hey ya’ll, watch this
Well...I guess he showed ‘em how they worked.
Pakistan has an ‘anti-terrorism court’?
According to authorities, the constable who apparently knows how grenades work will be punished severely after he recovers from his injuries.
Too bad the guy didnt hand it to the judge after he pulled the pin.
Another 2016 Darwin Award candidate...international version.
Yep. That’s how they work.
While the constable might be well versed in the initial stages of using a grenade... he was definitely a bit sketchy on the final line of the instructions...
“Throw away from self and towards the enemy”
Turd world problems.
Who held his beer?
“a judge asked a police constable if he knew how grenades worked”
If the grenade goes off, I take that as a no.
Well, Your Honor, at first I didn’t know how a grenade worked, but I do now.
Any questions?
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