Thursday FGS
Armed veteran helps Georgia police stop fleeing suspect: ‘Don’t make me kill you, because I will’
Georgia police apprehended the suspect and charged him with obstruction
By Andrew Mark Miller | Fox News
An armed military veteran working at a Georgia food bank helped police by holding a suspect being chased by officers at gunpoint until they arrived.William Joyner, a quick-thinking manager at Feeding GA Families and a military veteran, sprung into action on Monday evening in College Park, Georgia, when a suspect being chased by police rushed through the food bank parking lot with a gun, WAGA-TV reported.
After a fellow worker told him about the situation, Joyner grabbed his gun, chambered it, and rushed outside to assist.
Joyner can be seen on security footage rushing outside with his gun drawn before confronting the suspect.
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Spillage from Atlanta? Link courtesy of both Gun Bunny and David.
Alabama Tractor Supply customers thwart alleged shoplifters, open fire on getaway car’s tires
‘Don’t come to Theodore and rob a Tractor Supply without knowing the person is going to have a gun,’ one witness said
By Emma Colton | Fox News
A pair of Alabama shoplifting suspects were booked into jail after they allegedly tried to steal merchandise from a Tractor Supply Co. store but were subdued when customers intervened, including one who opened fire on the getaway car.“Don’t come to Theodore and rob a Tractor Supply without knowing the person is going to have a gun; everyone is walking around with guns in Theodore,” witness Ryan Maxie told WPMI.
The scene unfolded before 9 a.m. on Black Friday in the town of Theodore, a few miles south of Mobile, when suspects Troy Brown and Toby Priest allegedly attempted to steal expensive merchandise from the agriculture and hardware store, according to the outlet.
Witnesses say a customer on the lot noticed the men allegedly wheeling the cart of goods to an SUV and confronted them. The customer managed to pull one of the suspects from the car while the other suspect got the car in gear and tried to leave the parking lot.
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Both these formerly quiet burgs are near high-crime cities, Atlanta and Mobile respectively. The confrontations between presumably imported thugs and armed locals are only going to increase.
When you want to help people, you tell them the truth. When you want to help yourself, you tell them what they want to hear.
Thomas Sowell
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What was that line from Silverado?
“I don’t want to kill you, and you don’t want to be dead”.
“Dyin aint much of a livin” Josie Wales
It’s a good thing that the Shoplifting Duo were among too many witnesses, and the people there are mannerly. Otherwise I could see them both dead and their bodies buried somewhere deep using the equipment at the TRACTOR Supply.
Today’s FGS are typical of what life is like now-a-days. You MUST be prepared to defend yourself, and others, from the despicable trash that is coming out of the Metro Areas. College Park was a nice little burg, home of the Farmer’s Market and a bedroom community for ATL Airport Workers. Don’t go there in less than rifle squad strength.
Theodore AL was the same. Brother had a nice place outside of town that he sold to get further out from Mobile. And, yeah, most of the Good Ol’ Boys walk around strapped.
The Truth Shall Set You Free.
Good to see that a gun manufacturer can make a metal and wood piece as well as a plasticized abomination. But there is nothing more alluring this week than yesterday’s Gunz Girl. Believe I had erotic dreams of her on evening past.
What does KelTec make using wood?
Teach ME to comment before reading the link…I’ll be damned.
Glad ya keep me around, huh?
Alabama got rid of carry permits this year. Just about everyone in the state is armed now.
Such. Great. Analcysting.
(din’t know where else to put this to avoid the drone that drones, on and on and on and on and on….)
This ain’t nochessbored(sic), this ain’t disco
This ain’t no fuckin around
This ain’t deathcult , or CBGBs
Nawb’dy got use for dis’now.
Plus… something I found: