Saturday morning feel good stories

| May 2, 2015

We begin our tour of safer streets like most days, in Texas where everyone except the carjackers feel safe;

The victim told Houston police he was getting in his SUV when a gunman walked up and demanded the keys. That’s when the SUV’s owner pulled out a gun of his own and opened fire, killing the suspect at the scene.

Police said another suspect, possibly a lookout, ran away.

Next stop is Washington State, believe it or not;

Witnesses told investigators that the wounded man had attempted to rob another man outside a nearby store, police wrote in a news release. “The target of the robbery drew a gun and and opened fire on the 19-year-old,” police wrote.

The wounded man was taken to Harborview Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Seattle Fire Department.

Police stopped an SUV near the scene of the shooting and talked to the gunman. Police spokesman Drew Fowler said that the man has cooperated with police and “is not in custody.”

As usual, thanks to Chief Tango for the links.

Category: Feel Good Stories

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Frankie Cee "In the clear"

Yes there are those who think that it is worth risking their lives to steal someone’s goods. Stupid people.

Thunderstixx

Those stupid fucks will never learn.
There is another here in Houston where a young lady said she shot a man in the face because he tried tro rob her.
She was on TV, just in her early 20’s and as cute as can be.
Funny as hell, the way she said it, “I just shot him in the face, I’m glad he’s dead and I’m not!”
Way to go kid.

91A10

Meanwhile .. across town

Peoria 2-Year-Old Shoots Himself in the Face
http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/2015/05/child_shooting_peoria_2_year_old_arizona.php

Hondo

I don’t see you complaining about accidental drownings – and according to the CDC about 2 children under the age of 14 manage to drown themselves daily due to insufficient supervision.

http://www.cdc.gov/HomeandRecreationalSafety/Water-Safety/waterinjuries-factsheet.html

In contrast, during 2013 a total of 8 children 14 and younger were killed in firearms accidents. See page 23, “Other and Unspecified Events of Undetermined Intent . . . .” of

http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr64/nvsr64_02.pdf