Pawn Shop Robber Shot & Killed in Indianapolis

[88E30M50]

That's was a heck of a good link mrortega! I've often wondered when I hear the phrase 'Someone killed with a 9mm is just as dead as someone killed with a .45'. Dead may be dead, but there's a time element to it that's often lacking. That article helps me understand that a bit better.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

Well, one morgue is a good start. I am still not ready to take it as fact.

If every person shot with a .45 you see is dead, because live people don't go to the morgue, that's not really a useful tidbit of information.

I see an average of 8.2 autopsies per day/365 days per year, and I can tell you that when the chips are down, there's nothing that beats a 12-gauge. As for handguns, the name of the game is not only shot placement but how a properly-placed bullet acts once it gets there. I've seen folks killed by a bb to the eye and others survive after being hit by several well-placed rounds with a 9mm.

Curious how he saw the survivors at the morgue. Anyway, while I love a caliber war as much as the next guy, "well placed rounds" may not mean what he thinks it means. I just had a lovely chat with a fellow with a through-and-through in the chest with a .357. He had a bad day, but he'll be just fine (medically speaking). Is that well placed?

 

[mrortega]

If every person shot with a .45 you see is dead, because live people don't go to the morgue, that's not really a useful tidbit of information.



Curious how he saw the survivors at the morgue. Anyway, while I love a caliber war as much as the next guy, "well placed rounds" may not mean what he thinks it means. I just had a lovely chat with a fellow with a through-and-through in the chest with a .357. He had a bad day, but he'll be just fine (medically speaking). Is that well placed?

Obviously not! It doesn't appear that it hit his heart or did much damage to the lungs. Must have missed his spine too if he'll be "Just fine."

 

[MCgrease08]

If every person shot with a .45 you see is dead, because live people don't go to the morgue, that's not really a useful tidbit of information.

Curious how he saw the survivors at the morgue. Anyway, while I love a caliber war as much as the next guy, "well placed rounds" may not mean what he thinks it means. I just had a lovely chat with a fellow with a through-and-through in the chest with a .357. He had a bad day, but he'll be just fine (medically speaking). Is that well placed?

He did touch on the fact that he had 7 years in law enforcement before morgue duties. That's where the survivor talk may have come from. Not sure.

 

[STEEL CORE]

Word is he just got out of the Pokey, after serving time for armed robbery, go figure.

 

[OakRiver]

Word is he just got out of the Pokey, after serving time for armed robbery, go figure.

I'm sure he was just about to turn his life around

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

Word is he just got out of the Pokey, after serving time for armed robbery, go figure.

That subject was already touched on upthread. Kirk Freeman posted his criminal history record from a publicly accessible website.

 

[2A_Tom]

Suspect Can't Cover it All; Customer with CCW Shoots Him


In the U.S. military, snipers usually work in teams of two. One is the shooter, the other is a combination spotter and security. One person simply cannot cover 360 degree security very well.

Workman's last paragraph reads like a primmer for perps.

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[churchmouse]

I'm sure he was just about to turn his life around

And around and around and around and around


Freaking idiots. Keep these A$$ Hats in jail damn it. They have no other skill sets and have no intention of gaining any.

 

[rugertoter]

Well, not matter who shot him, looks like he should have been out finding a job, not trying to rob a pawn shop.

 

[churchmouse]

Well, not matter who shot him, looks like he should have been out finding a job, not trying to rob a pawn shop.

I would love to see his Resume.

 

[VUPDblue]

I would love to see his Resume.

His resume is posted online at mycourts.in.gov

 

[churchmouse]

His resume is posted online at mycourts.in.gov

Well there you go.

 

[MCgrease08]

His resume is posted online at mycourts.in.gov

It's a good read. Here is my favorite part...

*Order of Discharge From Probation*(Judicial Officer: Alt, John MAG )

orally discharged administratively. Defendant deceased.

Order Signed:**11/21/2014

 

[Bill of Rights]

Well, not matter who shot him, looks like he should have been out finding a job, not trying to rob a pawn shop.

He'll never make that mistake again.

 

[mrortega]

I see another great business opportunity here! A lot of people put tours together to go to gambling meccas in different states. How about a "Hoodie Boy" tour to Illinois? Two days and three nights of mayhem for one low package price. Stops at rest areas, bus stations and commuter train platforms where even licensed carriers cant have a weapon. Zero chance of getting shot by an intended victim. Hurry and sign up now.

 

[cobber]

Suspect Can't Cover it All; Customer with CCW Shoots Him


In the U.S. military, snipers usually work in teams of two. One is the shooter, the other is a combination spotter and security. One person simply cannot cover 360 degree security very well.

Workman's last paragraph reads like a primmer for perps.

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Don't go giving them ideas now!