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In reply to the discussion: Want Guns With That? Chefs Find Politics Hotter Than Kitchen [View all]Nuclear Unicorn
(19,497 posts)12. How about retail establishments?
Editors note: This article has been amended from its original version to clarify the fact that the shooter used his own gun in the incident.
ORRVILLE One person is dead after a customer at the Dollar General in Orrville began shouting and waving his gun in the air.
Dallas County Sheriff Harris Huffman said the incident appeared to be a case of self-defense and no one has been arrested in connection with the shooting Thursday afternoon.
The incident occurred when Dallas County resident Kevin Mclaughlin entered Dollar General reportedly waving a pistol in the air, Huffman said. Mclaughlin then ushered a group of people inside the store into a break room.
It appears that once the cashier got inside the break room, a customer that was walking into the break room shot the individual, the white male, with the pistol, Huffman said. There was only one shot fired and that shot struck the individual with the pistol causing the disturbance.
Read more: http://www.selmatimesjournal.com/2014/01/16/one-killed-in-attempted-robbery-in-orrville/#ixzz2xTWx6LYg
ORRVILLE One person is dead after a customer at the Dollar General in Orrville began shouting and waving his gun in the air.
Dallas County Sheriff Harris Huffman said the incident appeared to be a case of self-defense and no one has been arrested in connection with the shooting Thursday afternoon.
The incident occurred when Dallas County resident Kevin Mclaughlin entered Dollar General reportedly waving a pistol in the air, Huffman said. Mclaughlin then ushered a group of people inside the store into a break room.
It appears that once the cashier got inside the break room, a customer that was walking into the break room shot the individual, the white male, with the pistol, Huffman said. There was only one shot fired and that shot struck the individual with the pistol causing the disturbance.
Read more: http://www.selmatimesjournal.com/2014/01/16/one-killed-in-attempted-robbery-in-orrville/#ixzz2xTWx6LYg
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Pejorative or not, if I had a choice, I would rather eat and/or drink in an establishment
djean111
Apr 2014
#2
So, in other words, you prefer the people being taken hostage and herded to the back of the store
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#26
Yes, it is. Since you obviously have no response except to criticize the fact
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#30
How many times a year do people lawfully defend themselves with firearms?
Nuclear Unicorn
Apr 2014
#61
I find gun toting, particularly in cities, qualifies as "being a dick." Zimmerman and Dunn are
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#10
Imagine if he put out a "No fatties" sign along the same antagonizing lines...
Hip_Flask
Apr 2014
#21
Truth hurts. I applaud him. t may help business, certainly will cut down on yahoo pollution.
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#29
You have a point. Gun toters are not nearly as law abiding as they want us to believe.
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#32
I agree with the owner and appreciate him standing up to yahoos who would carry a gun into
Hoyt
Apr 2014
#27
So why not just put up a sign stating that firearms are prohibited on this establishment?
wall_dish
Apr 2014
#41