Sweet!!!



SPOKANE, Wash. -
After three robberies in less than a month at Jitterz Java, employees say
they're refusing to be victimized anymore and are preparing to pack heat
on the job.

Jitterz Java owner Sara Chapel is encouraging her staff members not only
to bring their guns, but she's keeping one in the stand just in case.

"I would rather have it and need it, than need it and not have it,"
Krystal Cogswell said.

Order a drink and you may find yourself looking at Krystal Cogswell's .38
Special Lavender Lady secured to her hip. She's one of the half dozen
employees arming themselves in case of another robbery.

"Before I never felt an immediate threat, so I would just have it off to
the side or somewhere hidden. But now I feel like if someone can see it,
maybe it will just deter it right then and there and I won't ever have to
use it," she explained.

Security footage from the latest robbery attempt Sunday night shows a
suspect holding what looks like a weapon trying to enter the shop through
the drive-thru window. The employee was able to put down a block to stop
the entry and grab her gun, but by then the suspect left. Chapel is making
sure her employees can defend themselves if it happens again.

"A couple of them bring handguns every day, no matter what shift it is.
There is always a gun here now," she said.

So far, there has been an outpouring of support from customers.

"I think it's pretty awesome," customer Kelly Dirks said.

"This isn't a corporation. I encourage them to get guns under each window
and shoot first," customer Sharon Whitt said.

Cogswell said there was only one case where someone didn't like the idea
of baristas with Berettas.

"I only had one guy that said, 'Whoa, maybe you girls shouldn't have them
because when you're angry you do things you shouldn't,'" Cogswell said.

Cogswell said she has her concealed weapons license and has been around
guns her entire life. She doesn't plan on using her gun -- unless there's
one pointing at her.

"I'd like to defend myself if the time comes," she said.

As far as the legality of it is concerned, Spokane Police said it is
completely legal as long as the employees who are armed are 18 and older
and do not have any prior convictions that restrict them from using
firearms.

Video:
Warning for that scared libNut metrosexuals woman with a GUN!
http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-new...-guns/25043674

BurfordTJustice wrote:

SPOKANE, Wash. -
After three robberies in less than a month at Jitterz Java,
employees say they're refusing to be victimized anymore and
are preparing to pack heat on the job.

Video:

http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-new...-guns/25043674

The real story here isin't that hysteria-prone young-ish women are going
to be armed while working in a drive-up coffee shack.

Watch the video and count the number of women vs men.

There is only one man in that video that has a job or is obviously
employed. Counting the reporter and news anchor, there are 5 women that
are employed.

We know there is one man in the video who's employed as a thief - if you
count that.

Is this an accurate picture of society and the increasing
marginalization of men in the pacific north-west, or in the US in
general?

H o m e G u y(tm) wrote:
BurfordTJustice wrote:

SPOKANE, Wash. -
After three robberies in less than a month at Jitterz Java,
employees say they're refusing to be victimized anymore and
are preparing to pack heat on the job.

Video:

http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-new...-guns/25043674

The real story here isin't that hysteria-prone young-ish women are going
to be armed while working in a drive-up coffee shack.

Watch the video and count the number of women vs men.

There is only one man in that video that has a job or is obviously
employed. Counting the reporter and news anchor, there are 5 women that
are employed.

We know there is one man in the video who's employed as a thief - if you
count that.

Is this an accurate picture of society and the increasing
marginalization of men in the pacific north-west, or in the US in
general?

Hmm,
I just wish they are well trained to handle their weapons. When and if
time comes I hope they shoot and KILL the robber not an innocent
bystander, customer. Gun in an inexperienced hands is more dangerous
than not carrying it. The store owner is asking for trouble, IMO.

"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
...
H o m e G u y(tm) wrote:
BurfordTJustice wrote:


Sweet!!!



SPOKANE, Wash. -
After three robberies in less than a month at Jitterz Java, employees say
they're refusing to be victimized anymore and are preparing to pack heat
on the job.

Jitterz Java owner Sara Chapel is encouraging her staff members not only
to bring their guns, but she's keeping one in the stand just in case.

"I would rather have it and need it, than need it and not have it,"
Krystal Cogswell said.

Order a drink and you may find yourself looking at Krystal Cogswell's .38
Special Lavender Lady secured to her hip. She's one of the half dozen
employees arming themselves in case of another robbery.

"Before I never felt an immediate threat, so I would just have it off to
the side or somewhere hidden. But now I feel like if someone can see it,
maybe it will just deter it right then and there and I won't ever have to
use it," she explained.

Security footage from the latest robbery attempt Sunday night shows a
suspect holding what looks like a weapon trying to enter the shop through
the drive-thru window. The employee was able to put down a block to stop
the entry and grab her gun, but by then the suspect left. Chapel is making
sure her employees can defend themselves if it happens again.

"A couple of them bring handguns every day, no matter what shift it is.
There is always a gun here now," she said.

So far, there has been an outpouring of support from customers.

"I think it's pretty awesome," customer Kelly Dirks said.

"This isn't a corporation. I encourage them to get guns under each window
and shoot first," customer Sharon Whitt said.

Cogswell said there was only one case where someone didn't like the idea
of baristas with Berettas.

"I only had one guy that said, 'Whoa, maybe you girls shouldn't have them
because when you're angry you do things you shouldn't,'" Cogswell said.

Cogswell said she has her concealed weapons license and has been around
guns her entire life. She doesn't plan on using her gun -- unless there's
one pointing at her.

"I'd like to defend myself if the time comes," she said.

As far as the legality of it is concerned, Spokane Police said it is
completely legal as long as the employees who are armed are 18 and older
and do not have any prior convictions that restrict them from using
firearms.

Video:
Warning for that scared libNut metrosexuals woman with a GUN!
http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-new...-guns/25043674


SPOKANE, Wash. -
After three robberies in less than a month at Jitterz Java,
employees say they're refusing to be victimized anymore and
are preparing to pack heat on the job.

Video:

http://www.kxly.com/news/spokane-new...-guns/25043674

The real story here isin't that hysteria-prone young-ish women are going
to be armed while working in a drive-up coffee shack.

Watch the video and count the number of women vs men.

There is only one man in that video that has a job or is obviously
employed. Counting the reporter and news anchor, there are 5 women that
are employed.

We know there is one man in the video who's employed as a thief - if you
count that.

Is this an accurate picture of society and the increasing
marginalization of men in the pacific north-west, or in the US in
general?

Hmm,
I just wish they are well trained to handle their weapons. When and if
time comes I hope they shoot and KILL the robber not an innocent
bystander, customer. Gun in an inexperienced hands is more dangerous
than not carrying it. The store owner is asking for trouble, IMO.
--
Why would anyone go around Unarmed?
That is just plain silly. Never be available to the thugs.
Better the thug is DRT!!!!

On Sunday, March 23, 2014 8:05:02 AM UTC-7, Tony Hwang wrote:
H o m e G u y(tm) wrote:

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Hmm,
I just wish they are well trained to handle their weapons. When and if
time comes I hope they shoot and KILL the robber not an innocent
bystander, customer. Gun in an inexperienced hands is more dangerous
than not carrying it. The store owner is asking for trouble, IMO.

From other reporting of it; Most, if not all (I'm not sure) have concealed wepon permits - those that don't have signed up for the classes.

Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons.

Harry K

I have a gub,
http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/2...-Clip-Gub.html

On Sun, 23 Mar 2014 14:06:21 -0500, Fat-Dumb and Happy
wrote:


I have a gub,
http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/2...-Clip-Gub.html

LOL. ...and then ...

http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/224549/Take-the-Money-and-Run-Movie-Clip-Farm-House.html

On Sun, 23 Mar 2014 12:00:20 -0700 (PDT), Harry K
wrote:


Hmm,
I just wish they are well trained to handle their weapons. When and if
time comes I hope they shoot and KILL the robber not an innocent
bystander, customer. Gun in an inexperienced hands is more dangerous
than not carrying it. The store owner is asking for trouble, IMO.

From other reporting of it; Most, if not all (I'm not sure) have concealed wepon permits - those that don't have signed up for the classes.

Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons.

"Concealed" means concealed. In this video it is "open carry".

"...Washington is an "open carry" state for firearms

This means a person may carry a firearm in an exposed holster without
any kind of permit unless there is something that makes it
specifically illegal."

"...There is NO stipulation that a Washington CPL holder MUST carry
concealed. Furthermore, lawful open carry of a firearm is NOT grounds
for revocation of a Washington CPL."

Washington has a state preemption statue:

"Due to state preemption, no city, town, county, or other municipality
can restrict your right to keep and bear arms more than the state.
(RCW 9.41.290)"
....
Nevada is open carry. Only two counties require a registration permit
for a pistol. In those, you can open carry without a concealed permit.
If you obtain a CCW, you cannot open carry. The weapon has to be
concealed.

Harry K wrote: "
Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

wrote:
Harry K wrote: "
Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except
felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning
weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

I guess that depends upon which side of the law you stand . Of course
robbers , muggers , burglars and democrats think it's "wrong" . Law-abiding
citizens for the most part will not be offended ...
--
Snag

On 3/24/2014 7:05 AM, wrote:
Harry K wrote: "
Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

You can ask ten people, and get 14 answers,
based on that question. As for me, I say yes.
I'd sure like to see a lot more good citizens
openly armed.

--
..
Christopher A. Young
Learn about Jesus
www.lds.org
..

On Monday, March 24, 2014 4:05:41 AM UTC-7, wrote:
Harry K wrote: "

Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

For most sensible people? It is.

For gun grabbers? No, only the perps are allowed to have armament.

Harry K

wrote:
Harry K wrote: "
Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all
except
felons and a few other categories that are banned from
owning
weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

according to the Constitution, it is.

On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 04:05:41 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

Harry K wrote: "
Spokane is in Washington and open carry is legal for all except felons and a few other categories that are banned from owning weapons. "

It's legal - but is it RIGHT?

What a silly question. Of course it is right. James Madison thought
the same thing. The U.S. Constitution says so. SCOTUS says so. My
state says so. I say so.

My question for you. Do you feel a moral responsibility to protect
your family from villains, predators, or from government?

I await your answer.
--
"Someone ever tries to kill you, you try to kill 'em right back" - Captain Malcolm Reynolds