fletcher
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Great story - glad to see that there's no typical "Police Chief: We don't recommend that you resist if being robbed." statement in there.
Great story - glad to see that there's no typical "Police Chief: We don't recommend that you resist if being robbed." statement in there.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19312164/
...While acknowledging the gamble succeeded, authorities stressed that it’s safer to cooperate in such a case.
“Give them the money and give them the keys,” Sheriff Harry Lee said. “You make an insurance payment on your car, and nobody gets shot.”
Someone should tell these thieves that they shouldn't carry guns because they are more likely to be taken away and use on them by their intended victims.A would-be carjacker found himself on the receiving end of several bullets after one of his intended victims successfully wrestled away the gun and shot him, all in the drive-thru line of a Metairie fast food restaurant.
"I would love to start this, and i would personally donate 10 dollars.
However, we would need to know more information.
Statutes on gifts for firearms, age limits for ownership, contact information for him, and such."
Is that conjugated correctly? It sure doesn't look right.Sic semper carjackae
Is that conjugated correctly? It sure doesn't look right.'Sic semper carjackae'
MEH: Why would anyone even think of this being a possibility!
Actually, although I had only two years of Latin waaaaaaaay back in high school, I don't think it's conjugated at all, because I don't think it has a verb.Sorry, my conjugatin' is mostly hypothetical. I defer to those who made better Latin grades than I did in 6th gradeIs that conjugated correctly? It sure doesn't look right.'Sic semper carjackae'
Well what really shocks me is that with the statement about how "the young man would not be charged" is that it implies it is normal to charge someone involved in a self defense case. That really tells us a lot about our society and what is happening.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=283783In CA the dad would be in big trouble for leaving a gun where a minor could get to it. I'm not a fan of allowing young people to have unsupervised access to firearms.