12/23/2015

Four Concealed Handgun Permit Holders use their guns to stop violent crimes in the last week

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Calumet City, Illinois, December 17, 2015
A Calumet City resident prevented a gunmen from robbing him by pulling out his gun and firing it at the would-be robber, Midlothian police reported.
The 68-year-old man, who has a concealed-carry gun permit, told police that a man tried to rob him and his 9-year-old son Dec. 5 in the 3300 block of 147th Street.
A witness said he heard people arguing outside, heard four or five gunshots and saw a man running through back yards heading south on Turner Avenue, according to police. . . .
Salt Lake City, Utah, December 15, 2015
Hunt [an EMT], who has a concealed firearms license, was carrying a gun.
"Logan City detectives and State Crime Lab technicians are still piecing together the sequence of events," Jensen wrote, "but it is believed there was an exchange of gunfire, followed by a rapid retreat of all personnel to positions of cover." . . .
Houston, Texas, December 14, 2015
. . . It was the end to a night out that a group of people and then men who tried to rob them never expected.
“He plugged him, boom, boom, in the chest,” said one of the four victims, who did not want to give his name.
The man said he, his brother and two women were about to leave a parking lot near the bars along Washington Avenue and Jackson Hill just after 2 a.m. when two men with handguns walked up to their car.
“He said ‘Hey, give me your money,’” recalled the victim. “Well, I don’t carry cash, I just have a card. So I put up my card and my ID, and I was like, ‘Hey man this is all I have.’”
When the suspect slapped the items out of his hand, the victim says his brother got out of the car and shot the would-be robber twice in the chest. . . .
Evanston, Ohio, December 11, 2015
Cincinnati police said a robbery victim fought back by shooting and killing his 16-year-old assailant late Thursday.
Officers responded to Jonathan Avenue near Fernside Place near Walnut Hills High School about 11:30 p.m. after receiving a report of a shooting, said Captain Russ Neville, the night chief.
When police arrived, they said they a preliminary investigation determined a teen gunman tried to rob one of two contractors rehabilitating a home when the contractor walked outside to retrieve equipment from a van. The contractor turned over his wallet.
The second contractor came to the front door and saw what was occurring, Neville said.
The gunman tried to rob him of his wallet, too, but the man - who has told police he has a permit to carry a concealed gun - pulled out his firearm. . . .
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Blogger theBuckWheat said...

We are perpetually scolded by liberals that carrying a firearm will surely cause more violence, yet it seems that in so many of stories like these, the concealed carry permitee suffers some physical abuse before he sees the need to even display, let alone use, his weapon. Contrary to those who scold us, carrying a concealed weapon seems to put an extra burden of responsibility on the permitee instead of being a license for violence.

-- theBuckWheat

12/24/2015 9:30 AM  

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