dstraito
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Why I think this is significant. They were interviewing people that witnessed this. The man that was killed was harassing customers. He ran one customer outside after yelling and hitting him. Then he went back into the store and started hitting a man that had a concealed carry. How many of us said it's just a matter of time until he picks on the wrong person.
One of the witnesses said "I came up and there was a fist fight going on, the WHITE man pulled a gun out and shot him. If he was a PO'lice officer that would be one thing but he wasn't so that was murder."
The witness didn't see any of the other interactions. From the reports I heard the guy was probably a loon on drugs and acting very erratically and it sounds like it was a justified shoot with the Castile doctrine but we probably need the camera review and a little more investigation of the facts.
I was appalled at how the Broadcast "News" station portrayed it against the White man. This is what we are going to face in present times of escalating violence, even justified shoots are going to be hard to defend against a liberal media that wants to ban weapons.
Convenience Store Customer Kills Man
Victim had reportedly been hitting, harassing his assailant
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Convenience-Store-Customer-Kills-Man-161549915.html
A customer at a Dallas convenience store shot and killed a man Thursday after that man slapped and hit him, police say.
The shooting was reported at the EZ Trip Food Store in the 9700-block of Forest Lane at about 4 a.m.
According to Sani Siddiq, the clerk inside of the store at the time of the incident, the man who was killed had attacked two customers prior to the shooting.
Siddiq told NBC 5 that the man began to hit and slap one customer and chased him out of the store.
When the man returned to the store, he apparently slapped a second customer, according to Sgt. Warren Mitchell, with the Dallas Police Department.
The second customer also retreated from the store while the man continued striking him, police said.
Once in the parking lot, the second customer pulled out a handgun and shot the man, Mitchell told NBC 5.
The victim, whose name has not yet been released, died at the scene.
The customer who pulled the trigger had a permit to carry a concealed weapon, Mitchell said. Police are working to determine the validity of the permit.
Investigators will now decide whether or not to file charges against the man who pulled the trigger, or if they believe he was acting in self-defense.
One of the witnesses said "I came up and there was a fist fight going on, the WHITE man pulled a gun out and shot him. If he was a PO'lice officer that would be one thing but he wasn't so that was murder."
The witness didn't see any of the other interactions. From the reports I heard the guy was probably a loon on drugs and acting very erratically and it sounds like it was a justified shoot with the Castile doctrine but we probably need the camera review and a little more investigation of the facts.
I was appalled at how the Broadcast "News" station portrayed it against the White man. This is what we are going to face in present times of escalating violence, even justified shoots are going to be hard to defend against a liberal media that wants to ban weapons.
Convenience Store Customer Kills Man
Victim had reportedly been hitting, harassing his assailant
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Convenience-Store-Customer-Kills-Man-161549915.html
A customer at a Dallas convenience store shot and killed a man Thursday after that man slapped and hit him, police say.
The shooting was reported at the EZ Trip Food Store in the 9700-block of Forest Lane at about 4 a.m.
According to Sani Siddiq, the clerk inside of the store at the time of the incident, the man who was killed had attacked two customers prior to the shooting.
Siddiq told NBC 5 that the man began to hit and slap one customer and chased him out of the store.
When the man returned to the store, he apparently slapped a second customer, according to Sgt. Warren Mitchell, with the Dallas Police Department.
The second customer also retreated from the store while the man continued striking him, police said.
Once in the parking lot, the second customer pulled out a handgun and shot the man, Mitchell told NBC 5.
The victim, whose name has not yet been released, died at the scene.
The customer who pulled the trigger had a permit to carry a concealed weapon, Mitchell said. Police are working to determine the validity of the permit.
Investigators will now decide whether or not to file charges against the man who pulled the trigger, or if they believe he was acting in self-defense.