r/PublicFreakout 18d ago

Louisiana Milk Crate Challenge Turns Into A Milk Crate Massacre Leaving Three Dead

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u/CantStopPoppin 18d ago

Three people including a teenage girl were killed in a drive-by shooting as people filmed a milk crate challenge for Tik-Tok.

Horrific footage shows a man with a cigarette climbing the stacked crates before shots can be heard ringing out.

The cameraman flees for cover as automatic gunfire sprays the area outside Linwood Public Charter School in Louisiana on Sunday afternoon.

One man can be heard shouting “Get me my gun, get me my gun!” as he looked to return fire.

Tragically, a 19-year-old woman named Paris King, KSLA reported was found dead in the back seat of a car at 6.11pm.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/milk-crate-challenge-louisiana-shooting-b1908290.html

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u/djutweilkjudw 18d ago

Is there video of the automatic gun fire? From that clip all I could make out was fullsemiauto.

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u/Magumbo_Sweat 18d ago

Yes. Terrible split times.

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u/thr33m0jo3 18d ago

Yeah, if there isn't another instance not in this recording of gunshots I'd like to hear,but that was not a ln automatic weapon, it sounded like a magdump on a semi auto, not even an impressively fast one.

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u/[deleted] 18d ago

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u/derekthedeadite 18d ago

Pretty sure that’s the joke.

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u/Ghostpants101 18d ago

Autosemifullmatic

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u/HouseOfAplesaus 18d ago

Mines set to chillmatic with the safety off

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u/Ghostpants101 18d ago

With wholesome tip shells.

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u/Hazard4UrHealth 18d ago

Reee the cursed words

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u/ShiplapTravertine 18d ago

He knows that…it’s a common joke in the gun community.

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u/TheDerbLerd 18d ago

The news has started calling semi-auto "automatic gunfire" basically in the news world it means not a pump, lever, bolt action, or single shot. It sounds scarier which is basically the entire reason they do it

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u/JakTheWanderer 18d ago

Makes sense when their job is to entertain not inform.

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u/Sativized 18d ago

The automatic piece comes from UK's Evening-Standard and then got copy pasta'd around news sites https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/what-is-milk-crate-challenge-tik-tok-instagram-social-trend-shot-b952285.html