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In Pensacola, Florida, suspect, Jarell Blackmon used a fake pistol to rob a food mart. He cleaned out the cash register and made off with ten cartons of cigarettes before the cashier used a real gun to shoot him. TRUE | 
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Tuesday, February 09, 2016
Pop gun crooks
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7 comments:
- Esteve said...
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You really can be killed by an airsoft gun. 
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2/9/16, 9:14 AM
  
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Anonymous said...  
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So he really didn't "make off" with the cash and smokes, did he? 
 He tried to steal smokes and got smoked instead. Ha ha! What a shame!
 Sic semper latrones!
 Remember, it's still armed robbery even if the gun was fake, or unloaded, or just a finger in a pocket simulating a gun. You still go to the Graybar Hotel, if you're lucky enough to not get justifiably shot by your intended victim.
 (Unless, of course, you're just a poor, oppressed minority who got "caught up in the justice system", and look like the son Obama would have, if he had one.)
 Ann Hedonia & Sam Paku
 
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2/9/16, 10:46 AM
  
- Sonoboy said...
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The mind of a 'progressive' would probably think "Hey. It's an Airsoft gun, so that makes this a 'soft' crime. Certainly not worth being shot with a HATEFUL real gun that shoots HATEFUL real bullets!" 
 Even though inanimate objects contain no hate, or any emotion, for that matter.
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2/9/16, 2:06 PM
  
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Anonymous said...  
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Well, the cashier can always say, "I never INTENDED to shoot him -- the gun just WENT OFF somehow!" 
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2/9/16, 10:19 PM
  
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Anonymous said...  
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Apu 1, A$$hole 0. 
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2/10/16, 12:35 PM
  
- poletax said...
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I love happy endings. 
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2/10/16, 5:52 PM
  
- pdwalker said...
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Kim would call this a "righteous shoot". He'd be right. 
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2/11/16, 3:49 AM
  
 
 
 
