Check out the robber's gun.
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/04/2...johns-robbery/
Check out the robber's gun.
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/04/2...johns-robbery/
Since the gun is clearly jammed and out of battery the entire time I wouldn't have been all that worried.
I still would probably have shot him anyway :p
Dumbass was lucky the clerk wasn't armed, he rode the slide and it stove piped the round.
Bwah. I might have taken it from him and pistol whipped him with it.
Also, more proof why you don't carry a handgun with an empty chamber.
I would have cleared it and shot the robber with it. But then I would have been fired from Jimmy John. I guess it would have been win-win though.
I know. What is it with these black thugs that carry condition 3? They think they Mossad or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
The Dindu that robbed me almost 20 years ago drew his little .25 from his pocket and with much flourish and exaggerated movement racked the slide before pointing it at us (which would get him shot by me today instead of just standing there in condition white like I did in my youth).
Does it add argument for a lesser charge if not chambered? I've never looked into the minutiae of how to catch a lighter sentence when committing a felony.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
Clearly, the robber flunked out of Rocket Science school. I mean, what kind of idiot robs a frickin Jimmy Johns? He got maybe a hundred bucks, and then got caught?
I think a real gun that isn't loaded carries the same penalties as a toy gun. Which I believe is the same as a real gun, loaded or not.
First time offender?Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
I say go big or go home. I wouldn't rob anything less than a bank.