I know that business people often have to be trained to carry guns, but it's for their protection when they are carrying money or gems or other valuable property.
It make me sad to see the hustlers run in and steal all the valuable goods, but the quiet assholes often stealthily track employees trying to deposits the stores earnings...............But the thief's don't like to wait, they are in a hustle to grab the cash, the jewels and anything else they can turn into cash. Don't worry, they don't plan to build schools or training camps, they want the money for DRUGS, They don't like to feel bad........because they are greedy, stingy,mooks, who only want to steal drugs and things that they can sell to acquire even more drugs. (Because they think they are brave MAGAS who will not have to work). Selling is much easier for a while, does't last long before the cops start to figure it out.
@tsarstepan,
UPDATE on the recent Brooklyn story.
NYPD: Man shot with his own gun on A Train could face weapons charge
Quote:NYPD officials announced Friday morning that the man shot in the subway system with his own gun last week will face charges – if he survives his injuries.
Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny said Dajuan Robinson would be charged with criminal weapons possession if he recovers from the four gunshot wounds he sustained during a fight with passenger Younece Obuad on a crowded A train last week.
Robinson was seen on video pulling the gun out of his jacket as the altercation with Obuad escalated. Off camera, police said Obuad was able to get the gun away from Robinson, and shot him instead, as the train pulled into the Hoyt Schermerhorn station.
Police said Robinson’s injuries were extensive: two gunshot wounds to the head, one to the chest, and one to the torso, along with two stab wounds in the back inflicted by a woman aboard the train who so far has not been identified.
Officials said she and Obuad knew each other and got on the A train together at the Broadway Junction Station but it’s unclear if she would be charged.
The Brooklyn District Attorney’s office decided not to charge Obuad with a crime for now, saying he appeared to be acting in self-defense.
Robinson was still intubated as of Friday morning.
The Supreme Court has lifted a ban bump stocks, the rapid-fire gun accessory used in America's deadliest mass shooting.
The challenger was Michael Cargill, a gun shop owner in Texas, backed by the New Civil Liberties Alliance, an advocacy group with financial ties to Charles Koch.
GARLAND, ATTORNEY GENERAL, ET AL. v. CARGILL
