Brian Pfleuger
Moderator Emeritus
I suppose it all depends on our assumptions of the lay-out of a typical store and the assumed position of a security guard. I've never seen a convenience store with armed security (or unarmed security) but if our typical store layouts had armed security, and he was in a logical place for security to be, he would be able to see the approach of masked individuals and prepare himself accordingly.
The problem with interpretations. Each of our assumptions naturally supports our conclusions.
The problem with interpretations. Each of our assumptions naturally supports our conclusions.