Las Vegas Store Owner Stabs Robbers

[General Zod]

Stabbings are always so insane. I think id rather take a bullet. Holy crap

My dad was shot five times with an M1 Garand when he was in the Air Force (resulting in lifelong crippling injuries and nerve damage), and then a couple of years after he recovered he was stabbed in the back. He told me once he'd rather be shot again than stabbed again.

 

[bbslider001]

In principle, I agree that robbers got what was coming to them but looking at current BS legal environment (kind of like what is taught when getting LTC license) was the store owner life in danger looking at the video? And the kids were stealing "property" and not attacking the owner where his life was in danger...

So, wait to get punched before punching? Wait to get shot before shooting? EFF that. Reaction time will NEVER be as fast as action. Soon as you're a threat, you get whatever is coming.

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

The clerk learned from the Roof Top Koreans, take no prisoners.

 

[paknheat]

The clerk learned from the Roof Top Koreans, take no prisoners.

I think , technically speaking he did take one.

Shanked up & bleeding something fierce I imagine, but still begging at the end of the video.


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[1911'S 4 Me]

I think technically speaking he did not take one.
Most likely and hopefully he bled to death.

 

[Lost Spurs]

Seems the feller is not as smart as originally though. Doing a reddit AMA.

https://www.unddit.com/r/robbersget...h5tq4/las_vegas_smoke_shop_robbing_owner_ama/

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[seeker_two]

Seems the feller is not as smart as originally though. Doing a reddit AMA.

https://www.unddit.com/r/robbersget...h5tq4/las_vegas_smoke_shop_robbing_owner_ama/

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.....or he's making sure the potential jury pool know who he is. Might work out for him.....

I wish grand juries had the option to indict prosecutors for Malicious Prosecution when they bring cases like this.

 

[gll]

Seems ill-advised to post like he did, but I do hope the shopkeeper gets off clean...

 

[PDiddy]

I saw this on instagram. People are talking about the punishment being more than the crime deserved.
I say its a eye for an eye. Don't steal and you wont get hurt. **** em

Agreed.I have always been more of an Old Testament guy myself.

 

[paknheat]

Well if that shop owner gets fuked over in court at least he’s got the shanking a asshole in the yard down cold.


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[paknheat]

I think technically speaking he did not take one.
Most likely and hopefully he bled to death.

Lol!! I thought for sure that one stab he put in him at the back of the neck would have ended him right there.


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[seeker_two]

Lol!! I thought for sure that one stab he put in him at the back of the neck would have ended him right there.


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It's easy to miss major blood vessels in the neck. You have to do it a certain way to get the desired effect.....

....yes, I did attended the Christopher Lee School of Theater Realism.

 

[Hoji]

Everyone should let the “security expert” in this video know what we think of his “expert opinion”

 

[1911'S 4 Me]

So the 'security expert' would be fine with people coming in his house and helping themselves to his things.
He is obviously a democrap.

 

[gll]

Lol!! I thought for sure that one stab he put in him at the back of the neck would have ended him right there.


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The shopowner could have delivered a slit throat as a coup de gras!

But, that might have been too much... He stopped when the perp stopped fighting.

 

[cycleguy2300]

My dad was shot five times with an M1 Garand when he was in the Air Force (resulting in lifelong crippling injuries and nerve damage), and then a couple of years after he recovered he was stabbed in the back. He told me once he'd rather be shot again than stabbed again.

Please tell this story.

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[msharley]

Please tell this story.

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Most times? Folk shot with the '06? Stay shot.....

 

[General Zod]

Please tell this story.

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Dad was in the Air Police (later renamed Security Police, and later renamed Security Forces) in the Air Force in 1950. He was at Carswell AFB and one evening was assigned to stand guard by the ready alert B-36 bombers. You know, the ones that were fully armed and fueled and ready to take off to bomb Moscow within 30 minutes of the word "go". One of the other airmen on guard duty that night had been partying too hard and was afraid of falling asleep, so he took some No-Doze.

Like, the entire box of No-Doze. The kind they sold in 1950.

So, Airman SpeedFreak in his altered state of mind began shooting randomly with his Garand. Dad was faced with two choices:

One- he could take cover. The only available cover, though, was the nearest fully armed and fueled B-36 Peacemaker. A fun fact: large amounts of magnesium were used in the manufacture of B-36 bombers because it weighs less than aluminum. That makes the prospect of a fire near the aircraft that much more of a bad idea.

Two- he could take the rifle from the dipshit.

Dad decided to take the rifle out of the equation. Now, I don't know the specifics of how many shots were fired but it seems a reload must have happened at some point. I do know the guy fired at least a couple of shots before my dad leapt into action, and at least six shots were fired at him. The first shot that hit him clipped his thigh muscle. The second shattered his left hip joint, but somehow he didn't stop running. the third hit him in the stomach and doubled him over. The fourth collapsed his left lung. The fifth destroyed the nerves in his left shoulder. The sixth hit his helmet and spun it off his head. In the end, though, Dad closed the distance, yanked the rifle out of the guys hands and bashed him in the face with it. By that time more people had arrived and they saw my dad drop the rifle, turn around to walk away, and fall on his face.

In the end, my dad wound up with one lung removed, significant paralysis and deformity in his left hand from the nerve damage, and a stainless steel left hip that made his left leg about an inch shorter than his right.


Now, as for the stabbing, after he was discharged from the hospital at Maxwell AFB (where most of his surgeries happened after he was stabilized at Carswell) he was medically retired from the service and came home to Austin, where he made a lot of the kind of bad decisions only a 20 year old disabled veteran with a bad attitude could make. He hung out in dive bars a lot, got in trouble with the law, and one evening he chatted up a pretty blonde and bought her a couple of drinks. As he was walking out to his car at the end of the night, her boyfriend buried a 4" switchblade in Dad's back, just to the right of his spine. He didn't have anything worse than one hell of a scar left over from that attack, but the doctors let him keep the switchblade. I have it in a box somewhere.

 

[General Zod]

Most times? Folk shot with the '06? Stay shot.....

There were what you'd call "lasting effects". See above.

 

[gll]

Dad was in the Air Police (later renamed Security Police, and later renamed Security Forces) in the Air Force in 1950. He was at Carswell AFB and one evening was assigned to stand guard by the ready alert B-36 bombers. You know, the ones that were fully armed and fueled and ready to take off to bomb Moscow within 30 minutes of the word "go". One of the other airmen on guard duty that night had been partying too hard and was afraid of falling asleep, so he took some No-Doze.

Like, the entire box of No-Doze. The kind they sold in 1950.

So, Airman SpeedFreak in his altered state of mind began shooting randomly with his Garand. Dad was faced with two choices:

One- he could take cover. The only available cover, though, was the nearest fully armed and fueled B-36 Peacemaker. A fun fact: large amounts of magnesium were used in the manufacture of B-36 bombers because it weighs less than aluminum. That makes the prospect of a fire near the aircraft that much more of a bad idea.

Two- he could take the rifle from the dipshit.

Dad decided to take the rifle out of the equation. Now, I don't know the specifics of how many shots were fired but it seems a reload must have happened at some point. I do know the guy fired at least a couple of shots before my dad leapt into action, and at least six shots were fired at him. The first shot that hit him clipped his thigh muscle. The second shattered his left hip joint, but somehow he didn't stop running. the third hit him in the stomach and doubled him over. The fourth collapsed his left lung. The fifth destroyed the nerves in his left shoulder. The sixth hit his helmet and spun it off his head. In the end, though, Dad closed the distance, yanked the rifle out of the guys hands and bashed him in the face with it. By that time more people had arrived and they saw my dad drop the rifle, turn around to walk away, and fall on his face.

In the end, my dad wound up with one lung removed, significant paralysis and deformity in his left hand from the nerve damage, and a stainless steel left hip that made his left leg about an inch shorter than his right.


Now, as for the stabbing, after he was discharged from the hospital at Maxwell AFB (where most of his surgeries happened after he was stabilized at Carswell) he was medically retired from the service and came home to Austin, where he made a lot of the kind of bad decisions only a 20 year old disabled veteran with a bad attitude could make. He hung out in dive bars a lot, got in trouble with the law, and one evening he chatted up a pretty blonde and bought her a couple of drinks. As he was walking out to his car at the end of the night, her boyfriend buried a 4" switchblade in Dad's back, just to the right of his spine. He didn't have anything worse than one hell of a scar left over from that attack, but the doctors let him keep the switchblade. I have it in a box somewhere.

I'd call Dad a hero!