Friday morning feel good story
Amy sends us our first feel good story, this time from Houston;
Deputies with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office were called to the 12600 block of Kuykendahl shortly before midnight.
They said a man walking through the parking lot of an apartment complex was jumped by an armed robber.
The alleged robber took the victim’s wallet, cash, cell phone, and more. The victim then pulled out a gun and starting shooting at the suspect, hitting him twice.
The suspect fled and later turned up at a nearby hospital, deputies said.
Chief Tango sends us another story from North Carolina;
Authorities got the call Tuesday morning around 8:40 a.m. from Sam Hall Road. They say the unidentified homeowner heard a noise from his back window.
“And he heard the noise cutting the screen on the window. He got up and got his gun,” said Sheriff Brindell Wilkins.
The homeowner spotted Rodney Hanks, 20, wearing a hood and holding a gun and a knife. Hanks was shot once in the face. Three other suspects were with Hanks but ran away.
Police say that they know Hanks, but not in the good way.
Category: Feel Good Stories
Now the local funeral home director can get to know Mr. Hanks. Fo’ Shizzle!
I can hear it now for both of them “He..he..he wuz jus getting he life turnt round, man. He…he he gots a baby and baby momma ta take cara, ya know. He wuz a gud boi, man. It…it..be like ray ciss ta chute him, he weren’t hurt’ng no one, man. Hea me? No one!”
And Mark Cuban is catching hell for saying he worries about black kids in hoodies…
Noting for the record that temps around here have been around 65 at night, so sweatshirts are fashion statements. That is not an area to walk late at night.
Hanks was shot once in the face. Good shootin’ there Tarheel!
Of course his momma will say, “Why da hafa shot ’em in da face!? Now the funeramals man says we gots ta have a closed ups coffins for my baby! Dis ain’t rights I tells ya! He coulda shots him in da legs or sumting. Why he shots my baby boy in da face? He was a goods boys I tells ya a goods boy! He lovded me and his families wit all his heart. Now my baby’s deads! What da poleese gonna do bout dat?” Sorry for the blaccent. No offense meant. I just heard it all my life growing up in NC.