A homeowner in Mount Dora, Florida returned home to find a group of four men stealing his property, so he grabbed his gun and turned loose a volley of bullets on them. All of them fled and the homeowner isn’t sure if he hit any of the crooks and police are still looking for them.
Two masked and armed men tried to rob a gun store in Cobb County, Georgia when they opened. The owner, however strange it may seem to you, was armed and shot at both of the criminals. One was DRT (dead right there) and the other escaped on foot.
Who would have that that the owner of a gun store would be armed?
Please change to read “Who would have thought that the owner of a gun store would be armed?”
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Trying to rob a Gun Store? A few years ago some other goblin tried that and got itself a Darwin Award!
http://darwinawards.com/darwin/darwin1993-06.html
Lol!
I’ve heard of that one. It is beyond my comprehension why someone would actually try that, or think it would have any measure of success for the robber, or indeed that it would result in anything other than the robber’s death.
There are several gun shops in my OA. One has a no gun policy for it’s employees. Another has a sign with “Nothing in here is worth your life” with a bullet pierced target.
Guess which one never gets hit by robbers? Hint- the same one I frequent.
Here is a sad story of a mother whose son made a bad choice, she admits he made a bad choice, and is not mad at the person who killed him for making his bad choice:
http://www.khou.com/news/local/mother-my-sons-bad-choice-cost-him-his-life/378881097
I feel bad for that mother. She didn’t deserve what her son did to her. And on Christmas, too.
Here’s another ex-boyfriend deterred, this time by a firewood: http://www.wral.com/police-would-be-intruder-gets-faceful-of-firewood/16378678/.
Kindly ignore the last ‘a’ so that the sentence should read: Here’s another ex-boyfriend deterred, this time by a firewood: http://www.wral.com/police-would-be-intruder-gets-faceful-of-firewood/16378678/.
Because a restraining order is just a piece of paper.