Larry Jaques on Wed, 21 Apr 2010 06:04:41
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On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 21:08:33 -0700, the infamous pyotr filipivich
scrawled the following:

"Chief Egalitarian" on Tue, 20 Apr 2010 18:59:57
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"Siobhan Medeiros" wrote:
On Apr 20, 8:29 am, "Stormin Mormon" wrote:
Would it change anything if a member of your family was
saved by a good citizen carrying a privately owned gun?

When did the last time that happened?

Why it looks like just yesterday, thanks for asking!

http://www.nraila.org/armedcitizen/Default.aspx

Brian Blevins and his girlfriend were helping a friend move into an
apartment in Indianapolis, Ind., when Christopher Hampton approached the
group and asked if anyone had change for a $5 bill. Blevins told Hampton
that there was change in the apartment and invited him inside. Once inside,
Hampton drew a gun and attempted to rob Blevins. Blevins, a Right-to-Carry
permit holder, drew his own gun and shot and killed Hampton.

Indianapolis Police Sgt. Matthew Mount made it clear that charges against
Blevins are unlikely, stating, "Everything looks like it was an act of
self-defense." Hampton had been under GPS surveillance at the time of the
attempted robbery, having been arrested earlier in the month for home
invasion. (WRTV, Indianapolis, Ind. 04/19/10)

Ouch - hell of a house warming.

Does anyone else wonder why Hampton was back on the streets after
being arrested for home invasion earlier in the same month? WTF,O?
Isn't Indiana the state whose Smokeys will put you in jail for 3MPH
over the speed limit?

Ah, but speed limits tickets tend to be more about revenue
enhancement, than public safety.
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