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  1. #31
    Point being, the next time some assbite decides to go postal in a workplace, it might serve him to watch over his shoulder, because more and more of the sheeple are beginning to get it.
    Last edited by navy-vet; 09-27-2014 at 05:24 PM.



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  3. #32
    Quote Originally Posted by navy-vet View Post
    Point being, the next time some assbite decides to go postal in a workplace, it might serve him to watch over his shoulder, because more and more of the sheeple are beginning to get it.
    OpEd in an TX newspaper today makes case for more sheepdogs. Of course, they want fewer gun owners.

    Tragedy in Moore makes case for gun education

    Some gun-rights advocates have, once again, taken the wrong lesson from a violent crime.

    Last week, the Vaughan Foods plant in Moore fired Alton Nolen. He returned moments later and grabbed a knife that was used in the facility. Within minutes he beheaded one woman, stabbed another repeatedly and was shot by Mark Vaughan, the company’s chief operating officer.

    A good guy with a gun stopped a tragedy from turning into a mass-casualty event. Examiner.com called it “prima facie evidence that Americans need and should have unfettered access to personal firearms.”

    Perhaps. But we must remember this: The man who stopped the bloodshed with a bullet was an off-duty Oklahoma County reserve deputy. Put another way: The attack was ended by a man with training, licensing and a gun.
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    CANTON
    Aggravated murder charges have been filed against the third suspect in last week’s fatal gas station robbery.
    Darrell L. Newman, 19, of 3611 Ellis Ave. NE, is being held at the Stark County Jail Tuesday in lieu of $4 million bond.

    Newman was initially arrested at 9:37 a.m. Friday in the 2400 block of 21st Street NE by Canton police and agents with the FBI Safe Streets Task Force on felony warrants charging him with obstructing justice and receiving stolen property, Stark County Jail records said.

    The obstructing justice charge was related to the robbery investigation, but the receiving stolen property charge stemmed from a prior, unrelated incident, said Capt. Dave Davis, who heads the police department’s detective bureau.

    Newman remained jailed until he was charged Tuesday morning in connection with the Sept. 22 robbery of the Marathon gas station at 2201 Ninth St. SW, Stark County court records show.

    Newman faces two counts of aggravated murder and one count each of aggravated robbery and complicity to felonious assault, Davis said Tuesday morning.

    Canton city Prosecutor Ty Hauritz said Newman is charged with aggravated murder “because of the deaths of two individuals during the commission of a robbery.

    The officers filed the complaints for aggravated murder. Guns were involved in the planned robbery. Ultimately, it’ll be up to the grand jury to determine the appropriate charges.”

    Police who had been called at 9:23 p.m. to the gas station shortly after the robbery arrived to find that the clerk had been shot twice — one in the leg and once in the hip.

    He told them that he had fired back when three men came to rob the gas station, Davis has said.

    The officers found Ronnie Lawson and Antonio Gracia nearby. Both men later died from their wounds.

    Davis said Tuesday that the third man, identified as Newman, was not injured in the shoot-out.


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    For the second night in a row, more shots were fired at the southwest Canton gas station where two suspected robbers were killed, a third ran from the scene and the clerk was seriously injured last week.

    The fatal robbery last week at 2201 Ninth St. SW has been followed by at least three incidents of apparent vandalism, incidents which police are investigating as possible retaliation.


    A plate-glass window on the front of the small building was destroyed between 10:50 and 11:15 p.m. Friday after someone threw a rock through it. An employee told police he believes the person who threw the rock is a friend of the robbery suspects, whom police have identified as Ronnie Lawson, Antonio Gracia and Darrell Newman. Lawson and Gracia died after an exchange of gunfire with the clerk, who also was hit by bullets. Newman was arrested Friday and charged Monday in connection with the incident.

    On Wednesday, with a board already covering the broken window, an employee saw more bullet holes had been sprayed across the front of the small building. Police believe the damage occurred overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday.

    Police were called again at 12:45 a.m. Thursday to the gas station where someone had fired several rounds toward the business, which was closed and unoccupied at the time, their reports said.

    The reports did not identify the suspects.


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  6. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by XNavyNuke View Post
    OpEd in an TX newspaper today makes case for more sheepdogs. Of course, they want fewer gun owners.

    Tragedy in Moore makes case for gun education


    XNN
    The sheer stupidity of these progs knows no limits. These morons automatically assume that all cops are adequately trained and skilled in the use of firearms simply because they wear the uniform, lol. Nothing could be further from the truth. Actually, many of them have struggled to complete a certificate course in Basic Law Enforcement (BLE), which is typically taught through a Community College (Trade school) over the course of a few weeks. The curriculum has a very minimal amount of actual gunning, if any at all. The course as I understand is focused primarily on trying to instill some sense of the law and appropriate conduct, into a near brain dead G.E.D. imbecile who is motivated by something other than a sense of duty.
    My apologies to those LEO's out there who do not fall in this category, I realize that there must be exceptions. Unfortunately however, it seems to me that they are fewer and further between these days than in the past.

    example: http://www.ncdoj.gov/getdoc/082c4314...-Training.aspx
    Last edited by navy-vet; 10-04-2014 at 09:30 PM.

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