Three armed men tried to rob a Nashville store the week before last, guns blazing, robbery in mind.
An armed citizen changed their plans:
An unnamed person inside a Nashville (TN) sneaker shop went John Wick on three armed robbers last after they made the mistake of charging into the store with guns blazing.
A man died after he was injured during a shootout at a Bordeaux shop late Thursday night.
It happened inside retailer Hot Kicks, located in a strip mall at 3101 Clarksville Pike, around 11 p.m.
Metro police told News 2 a group of people were inside the store when at least three armed suspects came in through an unlocked back door and began firing.
One of the people in the store returned fire, while others took off running, according to police.
Metro police said officers found one man near the back door with several gunshot wounds.
None of the customers or staff of the store were injured in the exchange of gunfire. One of the three robbers was found critically injured outside the back door of the shop by police, and died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The other two suspects arrived at TriStar Centennial Medical Center leaking from fresh holes, and one of those two robbers is now in critical condition.
I love a happy ending.
Given they came in shooting, I hope the two survivors have lengthy prison terms. Not something one wants to take lightly….
Meanwhile, coming to a tracked sheep pen near you:
https://www.policeone.com/bizarre/articles/329533006-50-to-60-teens-swarm-Calif-train-rob-weekend-riders/
NW: are you sure that didn’t happen in Texas? :^)
Nice target aqusition and trigger discipline is evidenced here.
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BB – Texans look upon light-rail in about the same way that regard salsa made in New York City.
As for the youngsters, I think Uncle Hub said it best:
“Here’s a perfect example of what I’ve been talking about. Since this boy was suckling on his momma’s tit, he’s been given everything but discipline. And now his idea of courage and manhood is to get together with a bunch of punk friends and ride around irritating folks too good-natured to put a stop to it.”