Not today…especially in TX
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Couple of thoughts here. I know some things.
First, the anchor shot was a sympathetic squeeze. Not intentional.
2nd. Worst case, involuntary manslaughter linked to the anchor shot. It has a lighter sentence, but it won't matter. Why? Because he can be pardoned of a state crime and the governor may put pressure on the DA not to indict in the first place.
3rd. The first two set of shots killed the thug. So the anchor shot was not murder or manslaughter. It was desecrating a corpse, if anything.
And, lastly, the music playing was by the band Los Tigres Del Norte. Their style of music is called Norteno. A blend of polka, brought to south Texas by bohemian immigrants, and Northern Mexican mariachi and ranchera. The name of the song is Que Tal Si Eres Tu. (What if its you?)
First, the anchor shot was a sympathetic squeeze. Not intentional.
2nd. Worst case, involuntary manslaughter linked to the anchor shot. It has a lighter sentence, but it won't matter. Why? Because he can be pardoned of a state crime and the governor may put pressure on the DA not to indict in the first place.
3rd. The first two set of shots killed the thug. So the anchor shot was not murder or manslaughter. It was desecrating a corpse, if anything.
And, lastly, the music playing was by the band Los Tigres Del Norte. Their style of music is called Norteno. A blend of polka, brought to south Texas by bohemian immigrants, and Northern Mexican mariachi and ranchera. The name of the song is Que Tal Si Eres Tu. (What if its you?)
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Maybe, especially in this case as we can all see. That said any situation you may find yourself in will be somewhat different, they all are. Fingerprints on brass maybe the only thing they have, and the precautions taken to achieve it are free. As far as crime scenes that's why I do it. I was on a lot of GSW calls with FD and EMS, dead patient so we were there longer then normal and watched the Police picking up brass with a spindle so as not to disturb any prints. They are very meticulous.
Perp had a fake gun, and crossed someone with a real one and a willingness to use it.
Oops.
Oops.
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Reminds me of that 7/11 robbery where the security guard shoots the guy with the fake gun.
Dammm that’s the way it’s done haha any follow to that story? Security guard ever get interviewed?
Considering the location my guess is that he's illegal and no one in the community will say anything. His finger prints will be on file and unless he's arrested for something else he will walk or is already back across the border.
But @sirhrmechanic posted that a lawyer contacted the police for him.
I guess time will tell
But @sirhrmechanic posted that a lawyer contacted the police for him.
I guess time will tell
I know that there will be continued debate on whether the last few shots were necessary. Plenty of training is about continuing until the threat is neutralized. But I can say this: the world is a better place because this thug is no longer terrorizing. Mmm, delicious.
I hear its more of a crime in Texas to leave 1 round in the gun then it is to shoot a dead perp 1 last time to make sure he dead dead.
Gee, I'm so not surprised.
Also smart to keep out of the limelight/anonymous, keep his mouth shut, and let his attorney do all the talking.
Hero Customer Who Shot Armed Robber at Houston Taco Joint Ordered to Face Grand Jury by Soros-Funded D.A.
The hero customer who shot and killed an armed robber at a Houston taco joint last week has been ordered to face a grand jury by District Attorney Kim Ogg, the Soros-funded
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Knowing the shitbag that forced the customer to pull the trigger is an unreformed robber and murderer should make the guy feel even better about the situation.
Also smart to keep out of the limelight/anonymous, keep his mouth shut, and let his attorney do all the talking.
Gee, I'm so not surprised.
Hero Customer Who Shot Armed Robber at Houston Taco Joint Ordered to Face Grand Jury by Soros-Funded D.A.
The hero customer who shot and killed an armed robber at a Houston taco joint last week has been ordered to face a grand jury by District Attorney Kim Ogg, the Soros-fundedwww.informationliberation.com
Its Soros funded prosecutors and DA's that will collapse Texas from its great cities outwards. The (now dead) guy shouldn't have been able to commit the robbery.
That extra shot in Harris county may be a problem, especially under the DA that let the guy out.
Might have moved, people do carry multiple guns on them.
Easy to articulate in those circumstances.
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Well, It's going before a Grand Jury. IMO - it appears they want to press charges, but they are leaving it up to a grand Jury
A Texas grand jury will decide whether or not criminal charges should be brought against a customer who shot and killed a robber in a Houston taqueria last week.
When they start using vigilante, you know you are screwed.
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A Texas grand jury will decide whether or not criminal charges should be brought against a customer who shot and killed a robber in a Houston taqueria last week.
When they start using vigilante, you know you are screwed.
Criminal was ALREADY on bond for assault and spent SIX years in jail for armed robbery - but jury will now decide if 'hero' customer, 46, who 'protected everyone' will face charges
Houston robber with fake gun had long prior rap sheet
A Texas Grand Jury will decide whether or not charges should be brought against a man who shot and killed a robber in a southwest Houston taqueria last week.
The DA and judge who released him should be facing felony murder charges for setting into motion the events that lead to the criminals death.
Do they have a parole board? Can we get a group discount for one trial?
This is why decent men look in the other direction when crimes are being committed instead of stepping up and ridding society of filth. The state and its police only protect criminals and force us to live among them using the revolving door of justice as the methodology. They make it as risky and costly to do what’s right. It’s all for control as when crime goes up, stupid people want more police (gov’t) when they are what caused the problem in the first place. Viola. Police state.Well, It's going before a Grand Jury. IMO - it appears they want to press charges, but they are leaving it up to a grand Jury
A Texas grand jury will decide whether or not criminal charges should be brought against a customer who shot and killed a robber in a Houston taqueria last week.
When they start using vigilante, you know you are screwed.
Criminal was ALREADY on bond for assault and spent SIX years in jail for armed robbery - but jury will now decide if 'hero' customer, 46, who 'protected everyone' will face charges
Houston robber with fake gun had long prior rap sheet
A Texas Grand Jury will decide whether or not charges should be brought against a man who shot and killed a robber in a southwest Houston taqueria last week.
How anyone can respect the men that choose to carry a gun for such a filthy gov’t is beyond my understanding when it’s obvious as hell what the intentions of the state they protect and force upon truly is. There is no rule of law. There is no justice. There is no constitution. There is only tyranny.
That dude was only 46??Well, It's going before a Grand Jury. IMO - it appears they want to press charges, but they are leaving it up to a grand Jury
A Texas grand jury will decide whether or not criminal charges should be brought against a customer who shot and killed a robber in a Houston taqueria last week.
When they start using vigilante, you know you are screwed.
Criminal was ALREADY on bond for assault and spent SIX years in jail for armed robbery - but jury will now decide if 'hero' customer, 46, who 'protected everyone' will face charges
Houston robber with fake gun had long prior rap sheet
A Texas Grand Jury will decide whether or not charges should be brought against a man who shot and killed a robber in a southwest Houston taqueria last week.
Damn those were some hard miles…
I figured 76!!!
Sirhr
six years for actual violent armed robbery, huh? wonder what the sentence (and fine) is for an otherwise law-abiding citizen not following the unconstitutional gun control bs?
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