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  • Hey pro ccw people....stop scaring of other races! stupidity comes in every color........ as does goodness! Hate the real enemy!

  • black again.

    i guess slavery made him do it.

  • Boy, what a crappy job when you have to go to work with a gun in your holster.....

  • why are 95% of these robbers black?

  • @city950 you are wroooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooong! it's 99.9999999%

  • All the robbers on Youtube look alike.....black.

  • @RunThemAll Really ?

  • the right to protect yourself what a crazzy idea

  • Wish the clerk had killed the SOB. Should be a law that store owners allow clerks to carry a gun OR provide them with a bulletproof, safe room.

    And yes, it is amazing how quickly these robbers can jump even the highest counter. Hundreds have been murdered when several solutions are at hand..very sad.

  • this happened in south-west Pennsylvania. I know because it was on the local new a long time ago.

  • its funny how they run away once that victim has a gun. why run now coward?

  • Sucks he lost his permit.

  • @diggingforgold

    He didn't lose his permit over this incident, some time later during a separate incident he brandished his gun WITHOUT being provoked. That is a crime. If he really did it then he deserves to lose his permit.

  • His first shot missed his head by like 4 inches, good shooting.

  • hey, who's to say the robber didnt go outside and try to rob someone else at gunpoint. its ok to defend the lives of others too.

  • Was foils a pun? :)

  • Australia huh well fuk that law, say a boxer breaks in ur house an jus starts beatin ur ass ? does the Australian goverment want u 2 try an fight bak ? lmao fuk em if they try an rob what u wrk 4 kill em

  • here in Australia a citizen is only allowed to use 'equal force' to defend themselves. not many guns in society here so you're not allowed to use one to defend yourself in these instances, even if the criminal has a gun. it's not good but the likelyhood of a crim holding you up with a gun is not common. now it's knives, bats, screwdrivers, and just sheer violence.

    psychology says that a criminal will bring with them whatever they deem is necessary to complete the crime successfully.

  • wounded criminals deserve to get left to die, then healed.

  • all scum bags need to be liquidated, heres to a new year where many of them die choking on their own blood

  • isnt it murder when you shoot someone when theyre running from you? even if they tried to rob you?

  • @cardik0808,

    Just because the bad guy is running from you doesn't mean he's no longer a threat. That bad guy could get out to the parking lot, turn around, and start blasting at the store. That's why armed citizens are instructed to "shoot to stop the threat". You aren't shooting to murder, shooting to scare, shooting to injure, or shooting to drop the person. You are shooting simply to stop the threat, nothing more, nothing less.

  • @cardik0808 In some states it is (unfortunately).

  • @cardik0808

    No...police do it all the time. It's called stopping a fleeing felon.

  • Reading all those comments from the States cracks me up ... XD

    Isn't there a state where it's legal for the clerk to shoot at the customer as they enter the shop, even if the customer doesn't "seem" to be carrying any weapons? I'm mean ... procaution-wise?

    Texas?

  • @fenriz218 no, but had the clerk been alert to the perp's entrance, he would have had the right to brandish his weapon based on a reasonable suspicion he was about to be robbed (by a hooded suspect).

  • am i the only one who noticed the robber practically flew over the counter like a fucking werewolf or some shit?

  • I saw the same video but longer: after all this the clerk returns with gun in one hand and cell phone in another apparently making 911 call about the incident...

    POSTERS: when posting someone's else videos, don't cripple them, post the whole thing!

  • Here in AZ you can pretty much shoot the assailant anytime after they have threatened or tried to harm you physically. You can't, lets say, go to his house the following Monday and open fire, but we don't play around with silly technicalities here. Happens A LOT. Some guy about a month ago was being attacked and robbed of his beer, he ran to his vehicle got his gun, chased the guy down and shot him. He wasn't charged with a thing either. God I love Arizona!

  • @HerdoRalden yep, i know the one your talking about, it was at the circle k on power south of elliot, i live about 5 miles from it and wife works 1/4 mile from it. the shooter walked out with his case of beer and got mugged in the parking lot and hit in the head with a wrench, ran to his truck got his gun and fallowed BG around back, BG hit him again with wrench while man was trying to retrieve his property... needless to say, BG lost and shooter wasnt charged. =) Arizona is a fine state

  • pause at 00:28...he almost hit him in the back of the head! missed by 6-8", awesome. Talk about a bad shift, as if working Christmas wasn't bad enough.

  • @cheech85086 i work at a conv store and for some reason hollidays have more robbers looters and vandals than normal days. with the exception of mothers day. where cig beer and lottery ticket sales plummet. holloween you got to be on your A game and confront everybody in a costume.

  • I think that one changes from state to state. Once the threat is gone, you cannot continue shooting here in Missouri.

  • kk so was the robber armed? and the clerk took his gun away? or did the robber just jump the counter hoping to overpower the clerk but the clerk was armed so he ran off? or were they both armed and the cowardly robber ran like a bitch when he saw it was a fair fight?

  • @markbotv3 The robber was armed with a knife, the clerk was armed with a pistol. The clerk did hit the robber once, but missed once as well, which is what you see breaking the glass of the door.

  • So when did police officer has the power to rule if a shooting is justified?

  • @khouaxiong the police ALWAYS have the power to charge or not. Typically, they consult with the DA's office. If a DA becomes aware and feels they acted in error, he may charge later. One does not have to be charged on day 1.

  • good fight but CC people when the suspect is running away please don't keep shooting especially in the dark! there are innocent people that could be walking are sleeping in their homes that could get hit by your strays. its not worth getting charged with man slaughter just to teach the suspect a lesson

  • the law here in NY states that you cannot shoot some one who is running, even if he or she has severly hurt you or an officer. Its complete bullshit... thats why i dont use a 9mm you dotn worry aboutthem running. they just fuckin drop on the first shot!

  • @DXsukIT I'm not sure you are correct. I am pretty sure if the person has attempted a violent crime with a weapon, and is deemed an ongoing danger to others immediately, they can be shot. In almost all situations, the correct thing is to NOT shoot a fleeing suspect. Hopefully, they are put down on the scene and the police see it as a justifiable shooting. I would not want to be judged by a jury of my "peers", as I think most people today are weak and characterless.

  • it looked like dude was playing leap frog!

  • That's why you don't rob people you fucking moron!

  • "The clerk, however, lost his handgun license in a subsequent incident of unprovoked brandishing of his weapon."

    Went to his head imo.

  • Either way, that clerk would probably be dead today if he didn't have that gun.

  • why would they remove his carry permit? did he not do the cops a favor and wound the guy so the cops could get an arrest?

  • @peicemakerSS22 ya but then a few weeks later he went around pulling his gun out unprovoked like a fool. In a split second he went from a legal gun owning citizen to another punk. I am a gun owner, but i know when to show it and when not to show it. This video is a perfect example of when to use it, but the description of later events is a perfect example of stupidity.

  • @mtz313 oh i didnt read that. what a fool.

  • @mtz313 I only show mine a split second before I put a tight three center mass. You only get to see my gun once.

  • @cheftell22 what a rough cunt

  • @cheftell22 yes, because you are constantly shooting criminals.....pffft.

  • @mtz313 I firmly believe two things, relative to the subject. 1. almost no one should know you carry....keeps people from falsely claiming you "brandished" or ambushing you. 2. You should ONLY draw your weapon when legal to fire. What if you pull it and have an accidental discharge and it WASN'T legal to shoot? Draw, shoot, call 911. Anything else, to me, is hollywood nonsense and dangerous.

  • My favorite part was at 0:16 That guy was just like.. doot de doot de doooo, I'm just strolling into the store with a pillow case on my head.. nothing out of the ordinary

  • I live 10 seconds away from this 7-11 haha! no idea this happened.

  • If everyone had a Gun.... Nobody would attempt a robbery.

    Note: Switzerland and Isreal have almost Zero Crime.... Why??

    They all have guns, along with 2 years maditory military training on how to use them.

  • @manchen57 and the military there lets them take their military weapon home!

  • wounded criminals should be left to die rather than healed

  • the video is clear the robber was already fleeing before the clerk started firing the gun. The clerk was firing at a fleeing man. The clerk was not using reasonable force as at that point he was not defending himself but was a revenge shooting. I don't disagree with that morally I would have done the same thing but legally he was incorrect that is why he got the gun removed

  • @beginnersgambling Wrong. Use of DEADLY FORCE is AUTHORIZED in the IMMEDIATE aftermath of a FELONY. ARMED ROBBERY=FELONY

  • i dont even get wat happened.......

  • Your 2nd Amendment should be the only document you need to carry a gun.

  • @kornfreak34 nice comment!!!

  • @kornfreak34

    Damn straight, brother!

  • The Bill of Rights makes no mention of need for license.

    In fact freedom does not require a license.

    License all those who infringe freedom.

  • And in Pennsylvania, where this took place, you do not need any sort of license. There is no licensing process for gun ownership to begin with and in PA you can openly carry a firearm with no training or license completely legally, you can use a gun to defend your home, car or place of employment without a license.

    PA's "license to carry" only applies for CONCEALING A WEAPON under your clothing. You don't actually need a license to carry openly.

  • @metalfaust19 Didn't know that. What's the age needed to purchase your own handgun?

  • @metalfaust19 Same is true in Michigan

  • @metalfaust19 "...don't need a license to carry openly..". Which is absurd in that if one carries openly, there is a greater chance of being ambushed to get the gun. When concealed, no one is nervous, except the criminals who can't tell who is packing. There should be no requirement for carrying any weapon concealed. USING a weapon during commission of a crime should draw a SEVERE penalty.

  • something thats fucking bull shit....The clerk, however, lost his handgun license in a subsequent incident of unprovoked brandishing of his weapon.

    How is that fucking justice?!?!? if he didnt have that gun he would be dead! how can they take his licence to carry it away!? Fuck america and their injustices!

  • You're clearly not thinking straight. You can have a justified shoot, but if you do something stupid with your gun on another occasion, then it's your fault.

  • I think you misunderstand. The clerk, in a DIFFERENT incident after this one, brandished a gun without cause. He didn't lose it for his actions here.

  • alberto:

    Why don't you drag yer skanky ass back to Mexico you fucking taco bender?

  • @carlosmurphy4u I agree 100%

  • Here in Nevada there are not many robberies of individuals, home invasions or car jackings because most of us are ARMED. Not that many blacks or slime bag type Mexicans up here neither, they don't like the cold AND the fact they'd get their fucking asses shot off if they tried anything.

  • fuck u im mexican so got fuck ur sister/wife u redneck

  • @albertocorrales1 Way to make your fucking beaner people look like fucking retards.

  • foo its cool to be mad but sayng shit like that dont help it just gives em racist putos something to argue about thats all they do

  • @albertocorrales1 I think you have it wrong. Everyone would agree that it is the mexispics that bang their own daughters/sisters/ chiwawas/ whatever. Plus, if you really are mexican, how can you afford a computer? Let alone have the brains to run it??? Gee wiz

  • Simple hypothetical here. Guy and girl walking on street. Some dude tries to rob them. The guy shoots the dude in his nasty pus-dripping face and he dies like a dog. Take away the gun and what do you have? Guy and girl beaten to death because dude was worried they might ID him. 2 innocents dead vs. one d-bag killed the hell out of. Which outcome is better? I should point out that most of this anti gun shit comes from people with Secret Service protective details.

    To quote Crowder, WHUAAAAAA????

  • Texas would be free if you could carry a gun without a permit.

    Until then... whoops!

  • assault w/ deadly weapon = felony

    armed robbery = felony

    to stop a fleeing felon = authorized use of deadly force

    that is the written word of the laws i enforce every day. the clerk needs to become a better shot

  • Why aren't there more Police Officers like you in this country?

  • Unfortunately its because society is in a steady down fall and common sense is not a viable resource anymore

  • @sadohenker666 well, you can think what you want, but it's justified and the court sees it as self-defense

  • @chex22 Of course I think what I want. It is called free will.

  • @sadohenker666 That's B.S. - What if that "person" (and I use that term loosley) just burst into your home and killed all of your family members ? and you come running out with a gun in your hand just in time to see them spinning and heading for the front door, what would you do ? shoot , or no shoot ? me personanly that S.O.B. is a dead man !

  • @docjohnson92 - You don't know SHIT Doc. The avarage rounds fired at a suspect by US Police was 20 in 2009. Less than 16% of those 20 hit the targets. Eat a bowl of dicks cops can't shoot for shit including yourself.

  • @docjohnson92 - You don't know SHIT Doc. The average rounds fired at a suspect by US Police was 20 in 2009. Less than 16% of those 20 hit the targets. Eat a bowl of dicks cops can't shoot for shit including yourself.

  • @BlackRainClothing You are truely an idot. There's a big fucking difference between what cops do and target shooting. It's a whole different ballgame when what your shooting at is shooting back at you.

  • @BlackRainClothing your comment shows you to be ignorant, in more ways than one. First, I'd like the source of your stats. They may be 100% accurate, but no one could possibly know until you provide the source. Next, a firefight has many factors. In war, many more shots are fired with a lower hit count.  Not because people can't shoot, but because of the myriad of factors involved (lighting, stress, cover, distance, etc.). Lastly, you can't possibly know if "doc" is a good shot.

  • @docjohnson92 wow, I live in Canada and what you just said would make the politicians and lawmakers (same shit) here have a heart attack! protect your property? your life? what? my goodness the faster I can come to America the happier i'll be! there was recently a grocer who apprehended a thug after he stole something from his store, he held him for police. police charged him with kidnapping and some other bogus charges. he did get off, but what a fight! stupid Canadian laws. god bless America

  • @fcarabat i love my country.

  • @iloveloosey101 if you're talking about USA, then i love your country too :)

  • @fcarabat I wouldnt go saying that. The democrat politicians here want anyone who used a gun in self defense to burn at the stake. In america, criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens. Besides, America is going down the tubes. I've been thinking of moving to canada. I just dont know how well canada will fare once america falls.

  • Hopefully they shoot high enough in the back to hit the heart star

  • Not in TX

    Here in this free state, you have the right to use lethal force in the immediate pursuit of the commission of a violent felony.

    You don't know that he won't just turn around and start shooting when he gets a little distance between you, i would still be fearing for my life in that situation, i would be defending mine and anybodies life around as i shot him in the back until he went down.

  • @payphonebone The Texas legal term (if im correct) is "Fresh Pursuit" and you are correct sir. Thats a real tough decision to make to shoot someone runnning away from you but you are correct that he could just be trying to get some distance to come right back.

  • @TehHonda That is a terrifically dangerous proposition. If a person is running away, it is best to take cover and call 911. THE REASON is not "cowardice" but your liability. Let's say you shoot the guy (or miss) and the bullet hits someone else. You WILL be in court, whether criminal or civil. Should the perp come back, you can always shoot them then. Hopefully you put them down.

  • @payphonebone you made a joke, and i lol'd, thank you. I dont know your defense laws, but i do know a bit about your carry laws, you said "free state" that was the funny part, you cant even OC for the most part... free... lol. if you want free, move to AZ or new hampshire...

  • @payphonebone it's like a twilight zone in the US compared to up here in Canada. you guys down there seem to appreciate LOGIC more than many people up here. we rely on the police to keep us safe at ALL times. if they're not around, then we just pray for our lives. i'm really sick of it here. not worthy of a flag.

  • @payphonebone The robber had a knife, not a gun. Shooting a fleeing man in the back would land you in prison where I live.

  • @bulldogger71 And id go to prison knowing that I stopped the same thing from happing to someone else

  • @Armoredlamb you don't shoot him in the back. You shoot him several times in the chest and head as he was hopping the counter. He was threat to you and you feared for your life. Good Shoot says the DA. You go home. He goes to the morgue.

  • @payphonebone Not to tarnish your argument too much here, but the text reads that the robber had a knife. If he had both a knife and a handgun, why would he use his knife when performing the robbery?

    These are the sorts of things that would be considered in court, and adding that he was fleeing the scene with his back to you, and you had seen he only had a knife, it would be hard to maintain your life was in immediate danger, especially if you're pursuing and continuing shooting.

  • @Norwification

    Too many variables to think about in a split second when you're trying to defend your life. The court will throw all that nit picky shit out and just focus on the fact that your life was threatened and you defended yourself.

    case closed

  • @payphonebone You're not defending your life when you're chasing the guy and trying to shoot him. The guy is running away from you - your primary job is then to call the cops.

    If you had chased the thief, shot him while his back was to you and killed him, and then called the cops, you'd be in a huge predicament when explaining to the judge why it was necessary to shoot a fleeing person to defend your own body from harm. The law is definitely not on your side, I'm afraid.

  • @payphonebone Look, the issue is that the only instance when you're justified in killing another person is when your life is in immediate danger. It isn't when the person is already out of the store, and YOU pursue HIM. (If anything putting yourself in harms way voluntarily, not self-defense)

    The law needs to be very strict on when one citizen may legally kill another. The instance you're talking about where you shoot a person who's got his back to you, you're not justified.

  • @Norwification You have genevese syndrome, you're suffering from the bystander effect.

    I don't really care about your opinions on morals. I'm only arguing the LAW.

    Where I live, the law would cover me if the situation i describe.

    That's all there is to it. I would definitely not hire you for my lawyer, and i would definitely not be doing any jail time. This is what they call a "no bill"

    God bless a free Texas and all the free people in it!

  • @Norwification You have genevese syndrome, you're suffering from the bystander effect.

    I don't really care about your opinions on morals. I'm only arguing the LAW.

    Where I live, the law would cover me if the situation i describe.

    That's all there is to it. I would definitely not hire you for my lawyer, and i would definitely not be doing any jail time. This is what they call a "no bill"

    God bless a free Texas and all the free people in it!

  • @payphonebone It's a case of imperfect-self defense. In other words, you think you need to act the way you do in order to protect yourself, but it isn't the reality of the situation.

    In Texas, the only justified way of shooting a thief with stolen property (which this guy doesn't have) is to prove it is the only way to recover the property. If he is running away from you, Texas does not recognize it as self defense from bodily harm to kill him. It's manslaughter. It just is...

  • @Norwification It's not manslaughter, it's using the authorized use of lethal force in the immediate pursuit of the commission of a violent felony.

  • @Norwification not true.. texas state statue pc9.32 you have the right to self defence from an Assault, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, attempted robbery or any thief commitment at night time and you CAN shoot a fleeing suspect in the back......look it up...........we love texas law

  • @barstoolguru God bless Texas and Joe Horn...

  • @barstoolguru im sorry..i believe that if some one is brave enough to rob you there brave enough to get every thing thats in store for them...but to shoot someone who is running away from a robbery is some pussy shit...BUT if the person did cause physical harm and fleeing by all means empty out your mag...i know it seem like im contradicting my self but shooting some one in the back is like kicking a retard in the balls

  • @b5150b2012 pussy shit; what if he comes back and caps you ass? is that puss shit? you don't know what his Intentions are, the clirk is a sitting duck for when he comes back and maybe the second time don't want to leave any witnesses. is that pussy shit? by the way your medtifors suck or maybe you are the retard ?

  • @b5150b2012

    But you gotta look at it from tose who don't have that type of honor, there are people who would gladly shoot you in the back, and many in fact who prefer it, like the drive by shooting for example. You can't live life with this set of morals if your the only one who really respects them, it'll only end up hurting you in the end.

  • @b5150b2012 "i believe that if some one is brave enough to rob you there brave enough to get every thing thats in store for them" Sense when does it take bravery to commit the cowardly act of robbery. They do it because most clerks are told to give them what they want and not fight back.

  • @tjsnaps oh i take it you want to argue the use of the word brave huh...its cool...be a dick about it...better yet look up the definition of the word and how it was use...then come back and make the same comment...

  • @payphonebone I'm not arguing my moral stance on the point, either. I'm only concerned with the law too, that's why I use words like "justified," they are part of the legal terminology. I'm sort of astonished you'd think I was arguing from an ethical standpoint - hardly what I've conveyed at all.

    I also think it highly unprofessional to accuse me of bystander effect and also wrongly accuse me of a method of arguing I haven't utilized at all. I'm arguing the law - you're making claims about me.

  • @Norwification The problem is that we obviously don't live under the same laws. In Texas where I live, I am a free person and can handle the situation in exactly the way i described and be covered under the terms of the law.

    Just because it's different wherever you are doesn't make the way i handle the situation wrong.

    It just makes your states laws assanine!

  • @payphonebone I'm saying your actions wouldn't be legal by Texas law either. If the thief had managed to steal anything- they would be, because it's reclaiming property. But he didn't, and your life is not in danger (by law) if you are chasing someone who has their back turned to you (back turned is a big deal in law).

    It becomes a big deal if you kill someone, not if he's injured. But if you do kill him in pursuing him, you can be convicted of manslaughter. Fair? Maybe not. But it is the law.

  • @Norwification you can still shoot a gun backwards while running ! no such thing as a back turned law here in Florida ! this guy tried to kill him ! I would have done the same thing only I don't miss !

  • @eliedumas "They call me Mr. Sharpshot!" Yeah, I can see how you'd want to shoot him, mate.. 

  • Well I know not to trust you with a gun if a guy with a bomb is walking toward us backwards :P haha.

  • lol

  • Threat was gone? How do you know? The nigger may be waiting outside or have armed accomplices waiting to bust in and kill you. You have to shoot to kill and get these scum off the streets. Do you want to pay $40K/year to support maggots like these in jail?

  • She did the world a favor by ridding us of one more violent retarded criminal ape. It wasn't murder, it was pest control.

  • Thief got owned :)

  • If a crim has a gun and is running away, you should fire. A lot of robbers shoot over the shoulder while running away. Or, they could at any time stop, turn around and begin firing, sending bullets in your direction. If they are 200 ft out, they could still pose a lethal threat to you or anyone else in the area for that matter! Just because the criminal maniac seems to be leaving, does not mean that the danger is gone.

  • lol WRONG, the only reason you say that is because you yourself have never been the victim of a violent crime,

  • or he is a criminal himself

  • One less thief on the streets. If you worked somewhere and somebody comes in and starts stomping you so they can get away with a couple hundred dollars they deserve to be shot, several times. However shooting out the door was not safe. You must always be sure of what you are shooting towards.

  • I hope one day you are put in the same position. If it were me they would have been dead before they got over the counter...

  • You're a moron thedarkallies! You have the right and the responsibility to defend yourself, your property, and your livelihood. That clerk should've killed the robber before the cops get the chance to arrest him because arresting and incarcerating criminals costs a lot of money. Bullets are cheap in comparison.

  • First problem I have is that the gun was "licensed". You don't need a license to exercise a RIGHT. Proof that this is a bad idea is evidenced by the fact that (supposedly) his "license" / 2nd Amendment RIGHT was "revoked" due to the fact that he attempted to defend himself. If someone threatens MY life, and I manage to get the upper hand, I'll shoot that fucker IN THE BACK as long as it's a continuation of the incident INITIATED by the perp. Why let the dirtbag live to pull the same shit again?

  • Hey! I'm a democrat and strongly disagree with getting rid of second amendment rights or tampering with them in the slightest bit. I'm curious to know -- as a resident of PA, why did the clerk get his carry license taken away.. because he ran after the assailant?

  • The clerk's license was revoked for a completely separate incident.

  • how did he loose his gun liscense? thats cheap

  • "unprovoked brandishing of his weapon" that shit is serious. They emphasize that during the CCW class too.

  • that means??? :) i think it means

    using a weapon when not needed

  • not even :( if you so much as flash it in public, you could get in trouble. So if you want to show how cool your new glock 40 is to your buddy on the bus, side of street, restaurant etc. (I hate glocks btw) do it somewhere private.

  • so you cant show it unless what?

  • "Unprovoked brandishing of his weapon" means he pulled his gun out for something stupid, like an argument with a neighbor or because a Jehova's witness came to his door. You can't pull a gun just to show people how bad you are.

  • but he was robbing him :|

  • in certain states you have the my castle law... that states if you are in your place of work, car, or home and feel a justafiable threat to you life you can legal shoot an indavidual dead even if it is in the back.

  • depends on what state you live in, i know in TX and many others if they are on your property i.e. the jesus freaks woke you up at 7am on sunday if you have a no tresspassing sign up you can indeed pull a weapon on them and tell them to GTFO without fear of being prosicuted, unlike a number of other liberal ass states.

  • Actually in PA you can Openly Carry your firearm. I Open Carry EVERYWHERE I GO as do tens of thousands of other pennsylvanians. It is 100% legal. No you cant unholster your weapon in public and show it to people, obviously you will get in trouble. However you DO NOT have to conceal carry in PA with your LTCF.

    Its a License To Carry Firearms, NOT a concealed carry permit.

  • try me for anything and you'd need a gun, when i hopped counters, i didnt need a gun, just smack the fella FFS...

  • Poplawski was just distressed because his gay lover Jiverly Wong had committed suicide the day before. Cut the guy some slack people.

  • Merry Christmas!

  • Fuckin A 412shane..... one less pos in the neigborhood.

  • shoulda killed that motherfucker...

  • pause at 29..he was off by inches,.,. that woulda been a head shot for sure..

  • good call.

  • GO beat the robbery and arrest them then cal 911

  • right so four year old children that are killed in cross fire between a gang war aren't innocent? It's fuckers like you that need to be shot, if u wana kill each other fine do the world a favour but dont take others with you

  • now that bush is gone, USA is awesome.....when the fuckin zombies come, USA citizens are gonna live, canada might as well just bend over.. the government doesnt want us to have guns cause we might just get fed up with their oppression!

  • no one is innocent

  • zombies?

  • I live in Canada. I HAVE TO GET A PERMIT TO TAKE MY GUN (a small 9mm) TO THE GUN RANGE, AND I NEED A PERMIT (takes forever) TO TRANSPORT MY GUN TO ANOTHER HOUSE, and if i stop to piss, i could lose my liscese and get in shit. GO AMERICA.

    and did you know that theres less crime where theres more guns, what bergler is gonna bust into a house full of hicks? in CAnada our government penalizes the legal gun owners, even though the criminals dont liscense there guns,the CANADIAN GOVERNMENT areNAZIS

  • It's cool to see a Canadian who has his head on straight! Once in awhile I talk to an Australian who believes in freedom too. Maybe it's time to leave the homeland; Freedom lovers welcome!

  • way too go! Too bad he didnt get a clean shot b4 the criminal ran away.

    Did any gun control or anti-gunners see what the the criminal did when the good guy had a gun?????

    yes, guns save lives in the hands of good people, & by my estimates at least 80% of legal americans should fit that bill.

    bottom line, give good people access to guns & crime as well as criminals drop.