Clerk at Indianapolis 21st Amendment Liquor Store shoots, kills suspected robber

[scottka]

Update.

Zach Rogers, the liquor store clerk that halted the robbery at the 21st Amendment on S. Keystone Av., is no longer employed.

Only this doesn't have anything to do with the employer, as they were happy to have kept Zach as an employee.

It would appear that the family of the perpetrator is floating threats against the well-being of Zach. As such, 21st Amendment and Zach, understandably thought it mutually better to sever their relationship.

My friend is unemployed once again. As I've previously stated, he's a sandbox veteran. He is also a fairly new father as well, with some personal circumstances that make it necessary that he has the need for flexible scheduling.

If anyone is aware of such a job on the Southside of Indy, please contact me.

That sucks. Just the way it is I suppose. I hope for the best for your friend. Hope he finds a job soon.

 

[dabgdk]

Because in America you are innocent until proven guilty. I'm sure the evidence will show that he was in fact in the act of committing armed robbery, and thus the clerks actions were justifiable as self defence.

Really? My opinion is that the opposite is true: guilty until proven innocent.

 

[Classic]

Last I heard threats are against the law so if the threats are coming from an identifiable source where is local LE and Prosecutor?

 

[Ted]

Last I heard threats are against the law so if the threats are coming from an identifiable source where is local LE and Prosecutor?

Yep, I agree. Intimidation is an "A" misdemeanor.

 

[japartridge]

Ted,
What is your friends skillsets in the civilian world? I just went through getting a new job, and have a lot of contacts that maybe helpful if he is in the right field.

 

[Ted]

Ted,
What is your friends skillsets in the civilian world? I just went through getting a new job, and have a lot of contacts that maybe helpful if he is in the right field.

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