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Drumblebum | 06-19-2008 06:01 PM
Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Things were going well for the crook, but he just couldn't keep his mouth shut... YouTube - Don't Call Me Grandma!
YouTube - Don't Call Me Grandma!

Twisted Avatar | 06-19-2008 06:27 PM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Dam she was a good @$$ shot. Did it with one hand. sheeeeeeeeeeesh. T

SilverSalmon | 06-19-2008 06:34 PM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Awesome, Sometimes you r best defense is looking harmless, she caught him with his pants down. He totally didn't expect that one. I have new respect for the .38, his ass was down quick. probably FMJ. Just goes to show you, most calibers ( .38 up) will deal with the situation. you don't need a .50 pistol.

budfox | 06-19-2008 06:38 PM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) I love it !! She should have finished him off and saved the tax payers some money.

stungun16 | 06-19-2008 09:21 PM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Beautiful use of situational awreness. Quietly give him the money to put him at ease, then, when he thinks it is all done.... BAM. Nice work. If this happened a little more often hoodlums would think a bit more carefully before walking into a store to rob it. Nice Work 'Grandma'

Iptuous | 06-19-2008 09:35 PM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Wonder what the verdict was against the woman? how much did it cost her?

Sclorch | 06-20-2008 07:09 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Good for her!

Twisted Avatar | 06-20-2008 07:33 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Quote:
Originally Posted by Iptuous (Post 1154347) Wonder what the verdict was against the woman? how much did it cost her?
It would be worth the cost........ I would glady pay....... 10 dollars a month( they cannot refuse, if they do the whole debt can be discharged) I would write a personal check and in the memo line I would put "Circumsicion Fee". Poetic justice if there ever was. T

Little Ant | 06-20-2008 07:55 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) O.K. am I the only one who was suspicious of a this youtube? Why the song and subtitles? Below is a real version of the account. He was actually shot in the shoulder. Another detail you don't get from the youtube is that she wasn't planning to shoot him if he took the money and ran. She shot him when he refused to leave and demanded she come out from behind the counter. She knew what that meant. The shooting was ruled self-defense. I've included a more factual youtube and a link to the article at the end of this post. Clerk Shoots Robber Among the most dangerous jobs in America is that of a convenience store clerk. Clerks have been robbed, shot, beaten, stabbed, kidnapped, raped, and abused in other ways. Rarely a day goes by that a clerk isn�t murdered or assaulted somewhere in this country. For that reason, many keep guns beneath the counter for protection. Most convenience stores have video cameras and it was such a camera that caught a robbery in progress on December 4, 2004. [Prison photo of Desmond Thompson.] To view the video, click the link at the end of the story. At 7:30 a.m., on December 4, 2004, Karen Smith was working behind the counter of the Sunoco gas station on Cleveland Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. When a man walked into the store, Karen instinctively knew he wasn�t there to buy gas. She later said he acted nervous, glancing around stealthily until all the customers left. Desmond Thompson was an addict with a long criminal past. When the store emptied, he walked to the counter and demanded money. Later, after viewing the video, Detective Drew McEvoy said, �You can see where [Thompson has] got his left hand in his pocket and he�s banging on the counter, implying he�s got a gun.� Karen decided not to be a hero. She opened the drawer and handed over the the cash, expecting him to take it and bolt out the door. He didn�t. Instead, Thompson ordered her to come out from behind the counter. Karen knew that this spelled the ultimate danger. She could be assaulted, kidnapped, or worse. The video shows Karen reaching into a drawer beneath the counter and coming up with a .38-caliber revolver. She fires once and Thompson drops to the floor. �I didn�t hesitate,� Karen said. �He acted like he [had a gun].� After shooting the robber, Karen called 911. It was discovered by paramedics that Thomspon had been shot in the shoulder. McEvoy later quipped to reporters: �The best advice I can give [to potential robbers] is don�t rob a store where Mrs. Smith is working.� The following cases illustrate the dangers convenience store clerks face every day. In 1999, pretty Katie Poirier was abducted from a Conoco station in Moose Lake, Minnesota by a convicted sex offender named Donald Blom. He took her to his home where he raped and murdered her then burned her body so that only bone and tooth fragments were ever found. Lee Ann Larmon, 22, worked at a rural convenience store in Hernando County, Florida, near Brooksville. Two wannabe-Satanists abducted her and drove her into a swamp where they tortured, raped, and murdered her. The brutality of the crime was so horrific that when a local newspaper published the gory details, it was driven out of business. This crime also inspired a Florida law that requires two clerks to work night-shifts in convenience stores. Johnny James was executed in Texas for abducting two women, forcing them to have sex with each other, sodomizing them, and then shooting them in the head. One of the women was a clerk he had kidnapped from a convenience store. Desmond Thompson was sentenced to 4 years in prison. He�ll be released in 2010, presumably to go back to committing new crimes. The shooting was ruled self-defense and Karen Smith was not charged. YouTube - Clerk Shoots Crook
YouTube - Clerk Shoots Crook
http://kidnappingmurderandmayhem.blo...ts-robber.html

Big_Rob | 06-20-2008 09:51 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Heh, It was great watching the criminal writhe around in pain. I would have come up and started to poke him in the shoulder with a broom handle just to teach him a lesson - Oh course, that is if he survived about 5 .45s dead in the chest.

Twisted Avatar | 06-20-2008 10:34 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Quote:
Originally Posted by Big_Rob (Post 1154976) Heh, It was great watching the criminal writhe around in pain. I would have come up and started to poke him in the shoulder with a broom handle just to teach him a lesson - Oh course, that is if he survived about 5 .45s dead in the chest.
+1 When you shoot ...........SHOOT TO KILL .......... that way YOU ARE THE ONLY PERSON TALKING NO ONE CAN REFUTE WHAT YOU SAY. T

Twisted Avatar | 06-20-2008 10:38 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Quote:
Originally Posted by Little Ant (Post 1154794) O.K. am I the only one who was suspicious of a this youtube? Why the song and subtitles? Below is a real version of the account. He was actually shot in the shoulder. Another detail you don't get from the youtube is that she wasn't planning to shoot him if he took the money and ran. She shot him when he refused to leave and demanded she come out from behind the counter. She knew what that meant. The shooting was ruled self-defense. I've included a more factual youtube and a link to the article at the end of this post. Clerk Shoots Robber Among the most dangerous jobs in America is that of a convenience store clerk. Clerks have been robbed, shot, beaten, stabbed, kidnapped, raped, and abused in other ways. Rarely a day goes by that a clerk isn�t murdered or assaulted somewhere in this country. For that reason, many keep guns beneath the counter for protection. Most convenience stores have video cameras and it was such a camera that caught a robbery in progress on December 4, 2004. [Prison photo of Desmond Thompson.] To view the video, click the link at the end of the story. At 7:30 a.m., on December 4, 2004, Karen Smith was working behind the counter of the Sunoco gas station on Cleveland Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. When a man walked into the store, Karen instinctively knew he wasn�t there to buy gas. She later said he acted nervous, glancing around stealthily until all the customers left. Desmond Thompson was an addict with a long criminal past. When the store emptied, he walked to the counter and demanded money. Later, after viewing the video, Detective Drew McEvoy said, �You can see where [Thompson has] got his left hand in his pocket and he�s banging on the counter, implying he�s got a gun.� Karen decided not to be a hero. She opened the drawer and handed over the the cash, expecting him to take it and bolt out the door. He didn�t. Instead, Thompson ordered her to come out from behind the counter. Karen knew that this spelled the ultimate danger. She could be assaulted, kidnapped, or worse. The video shows Karen reaching into a drawer beneath the counter and coming up with a .38-caliber revolver. She fires once and Thompson drops to the floor. �I didn�t hesitate,� Karen said. �He acted like he [had a gun].� After shooting the robber, Karen called 911. It was discovered by paramedics that Thomspon had been shot in the shoulder. McEvoy later quipped to reporters: �The best advice I can give [to potential robbers] is don�t rob a store where Mrs. Smith is working.� The following cases illustrate the dangers convenience store clerks face every day. In 1999, pretty Katie Poirier was abducted from a Conoco station in Moose Lake, Minnesota by a convicted sex offender named Donald Blom. He took her to his home where he raped and murdered her then burned her body so that only bone and tooth fragments were ever found. Lee Ann Larmon, 22, worked at a rural convenience store in Hernando County, Florida, near Brooksville. Two wannabe-Satanists abducted her and drove her into a swamp where they tortured, raped, and murdered her. The brutality of the crime was so horrific that when a local newspaper published the gory details, it was driven out of business. This crime also inspired a Florida law that requires two clerks to work night-shifts in convenience stores. Johnny James was executed in Texas for abducting two women, forcing them to have sex with each other, sodomizing them, and then shooting them in the head. One of the women was a clerk he had kidnapped from a convenience store. Desmond Thompson was sentenced to 4 years in prison. He�ll be released in 2010, presumably to go back to committing new crimes. The shooting was ruled self-defense and Karen Smith was not charged. YouTube - Clerk Shoots Crook http://kidnappingmurderandmayhem.blo...ts-robber.html
Great follow up LA........ wish the other account was true......either way I sure am glad she lit his sorry @$$ up like a christmas tree. T

Dave Thomas | 06-21-2008 02:45 AM
Re: Don't Call Me Grandma! (Vid) Somewhere in the youtube universe there are 1,000,000 europeans calling americans barbaric. I love it.

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