Could it have been the 3 who carjacked the Impala out of Hamtramck the other night? One of those BG's were caught on video with a shotgun, standing behind a pillar! A new tactic to try & catch CPL holders off gaurd???
There was also a store owner at 8 mile and wyoming that shot a robber in his store about 3 weeks ago. Amazing, the only press that CPL holders get is when one pulls a moron move like the "road rage" incident a year ago. This liberalism is really pathetic.
My first thought was how could crooks be so stupid to try to carjack someone outside police HQ. On the other hand, the police didn't stop them, so I suppose I owe them an apology... they had a good idea, it was just misfortune that they happened to stumble across a CPL holder...
Originally posted by steveksux I guess its true what they say, the police can't be everywhere to protect you....
. But this is ridiculous...
My first thought was how could crooks be so stupid to try to carjack someone outside police HQ. On the other hand, the police didn't stop them, so I suppose I owe them an apology... they had a good idea, it was just misfortune that they happened to stumble across a CPL holder...
You have to admit though, while it looks stupid at first glance, you really can't call them too stupid in this instance. The cops didn't stop them after all... it was the dreaded civilian with CCW... :supergrin: Maybe they know something we don't...
The armed individual who fatally shot the armed carjacker/thug is well known around the Detroit Metro Firearm community... It was a "good" shooting: the other cretins admitted that they were trying to steal the guy's car so he should be cleared by now. Good thing he was on top of things. I congratulate him.
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