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Pawn Shop Owner Kills Armed Robbery Suspect

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Seems like these two dudes picked the wrong pawn shop to rob that day.

If we only had "common sense gun laws", after all, no one needs more than a shotgun for self defense. (sarc)

 

Note, this store owner needs some more training and practice with his CCW, it took him two racks of the slide to accomplish his goals.

The video reveals the pawn shop owner bringing merchandise toward the front of the store during opening. Suddenly, two suspects enter through the front door. The first is armed with a hammer, and the second is armed with a gun.

The second suspect, 40-year-old Kleydys Arbolaez-Hernandez, points his gun at the shop owner, who manages to get far enough away that he has time to draw his own weapon and open fire, striking the suspect, who died seconds later. The other suspect flees the scene:

Bountiful Police Lt. Dave Edwards commented on the surveillance video, saying, “There’s an exchange of gunfire there and ultimately, the suspect continues after the shots have been fired, attacks the store clerk until the suspect succumbs to his wounds.”

Edwards observed that the video lets viewers “see the very dynamic nature of a violent encounter with an armed robbery.”

 

Did I miss where this took place?

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