Jimmy John’s Employee Acts Unfazed By Gun In Robbery. Would you be?

[lex137]

The employee was probably thinking "what an ass clown he jammed his gun and doesn't know it!" I would have been worried if he successfully got a round chambered since he had his booger picker on the trigger the whole time. The employee was really calm like it wasn't his first rodeo.

[Irving]

Some guys tried to rob the Papa John's I was working at a few years ago. They came in and were so scared that none of the employees realized that they were trying to rob the store. I think at one point when the manager realized what was going on he actually said to the guy, "Are you kidding me?" One of the employees was around the corner and ducked into the back to call the police. That employee said he saw a gun, but the other people weren't even sure. Anyway, one of our delivery drivers came back from a run right in the middle and the robbers thought it was the police showing up so they bolted out the front door. When they got outside and realized our delivery driver wasn't the police, they timidly tried to rob him as well. He told me that they were demanding his money so softly that he didn't know what they were asking him. He just locked his car and kept walking inside. It wasn't until he got inside that he was able to figure out that they had tried to rob him. I was actually working that night, but got to go home early because it was slow. I think this happened within an hour or so of me leaving. I was carrying at the time and glad that I missed the whole event because there is a decent chance that I would have reacted to the sight of a gun by drawing my own. It would have weighed pretty heavy on me to have shot such bumbling fools who were clearly not yet career criminals and I'm thankful to have avoided the whole situation by not being there.

[ray1970]

It would have weighed pretty heavy on me to have shot such bumbling fools

[Great-Kazoo]

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.

There's members of this forum who carry with an empty chamber. You're carrying a gun and don't have it hot?? That's like putting as condom on AFTER you're done

[Zundfolge]

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.

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.

That's a possibility, but I think its really two things. 1) they're packing "Mexican Carry" and don't want to blow their own junk off and 2) They watch a lot of movies and the act of racking the slide is part of the whole "Robbery Show" they're putting on.

My guess is the real hard core killers have loaded chambers and topped off mags.

[BushMasterBoy]

News says the guy is charged with federal crimes. Tangfolio Witness 45 ?

http://www.kmbc.com/article/man-accu...harges/9578740

[ben4372]

Dumbass was lucky the clerk wasn't armed, he rode the slide and it stove piped the round.

I'm not so sure the round was even pointing the correct direction. If he loaded his own magazine, who knows.

[rondog]

Probably didn't even have the right ammo in it. I'm sure a lot of those geniuses think "bullets is bullets".

[OtterbatHellcat]

The clerk was super cool through that whole thing. Kudos to him, all opinions accepted and aside.

[Gman]

I'd never even heard of a "Jimenez 9mm" before this article.