Isn't there any other legal concerns?. I mean, it looks like the clerk shoots three times, but shoots when the bad guy is already on the run, or at least it so looks to me...
Isn't there any other legal concerns?. I mean, it looks like the clerk shoots three times, but shoots when the bad guy is already on the run, or at least it so looks to me...
Isn't there any other legal concerns?. I mean, it looks like the clerk shoots three times, but shoots when the bad guy is already on the run, or at least it so looks to me...
Was the money on the premises worth that little girl's life? It may be the camera angle, but it looks like he is barely clear of her before he opens up.
Sorry for the rant, but it ticked me off and I needed to vent.
Good shoot based on video as seen, but way too close to the kid for my comfort zone were I in his position.
I found this video and it disgusted me.
Isn't there any other legal concerns?. I mean, it looks like the clerk shoots three times, but shoots when the bad guy is already on the run, or at least it so looks to me...
It is a matter of reaction time. A bad guy can turn and run faster than your brain can process the information. It looks like he stopped when his brain processed that the fight was ending.
The only shooting error I spotted, he had no follow through on his last shot, and it was most likely a miss.
When a person, with a gun, walks in to a business, any business, to rob it, you, or even in some cases, said robber, have no clue as to what they are going to do.
These instances have happened many times,
1/ Find the money handed over is not enough, they then shoot person.
2/ With no reason that can be seen, they shoot whoever!
Once a person is in front of you, with a gun, a threat, to you and the people in your care, and you can shoot well (he demonstrated that) you shoot them, it is impossible to predicate the criminals actions, but you can predict yours, he did.
The manager produced his pistol secretly, all he had to do was establish a two handed hold (something he has done many times) step out of cover (meaning he was temporary covered from view) go to eye level, use sights, and shoot.
Which he did, quite well. The visual trainee robber was introduced too, .40 cal muzzle blast, flash, and then impact of projectiles, caused exit stage left! His left! Quite predictable.
End result, criminal in custody, all innocents OK (a little hearing loss?) I would imagine the local Police were happy.