Security Guard Strolls In, Casually Shoots Robbers

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VIRAL VIDEO: Security Guard Strolls In, Casually Shoots Robbers

A security guard casually shot two robbers at a convenience store labeled as Hamilton, NJ 7-11.

Video is going viral which shows a security guard shooting two robbers at a convenience store (video below.)

The video was posted online with the description, "Hamilton NJ 7-11 near Ham West HS." We're still working on verifying the details of the incident.

The video shows two men entered the store and pulled a gun on the clerk. The robbers then jumped over the counter to collect the cash.

Then a security guard casually strolls in and shoots the robbers.

"It's fake! It's fake," one of the robbers shouted.

The security guard responded, "Oh well, mine's real. Get up, put your hands behind your back."

One of the robbers then asked, "Am I shot?"

"Oh f**k yeah," the security guard responded.

We'll keep you updated as more details about this incident are released.

You can see the video of the incident below:

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Jan 14, 2018 15:08:44 GMT -5 @kelliers said:

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VIRAL VIDEO: Security Guard Strolls In, Casually Shoots Robbers

A security guard casually shot two robbers at a convenience store labeled as Hamilton, NJ 7-11.

Video is going viral which shows a security guard shooting two robbers at a convenience store (video below.)

The video was posted online with the description, "Hamilton NJ 7-11 near Ham West HS." We're still working on verifying the details of the incident.

The video shows two men entered the store and pulled a gun on the clerk. The robbers then jumped over the counter to collect the cash.

Then a security guard casually strolls in and shoots the robbers.

"It's fake! It's fake," one of the robbers shouted.

The security guard responded, "Oh well, mine's real. Get up, put your hands behind your back."

One of the robbers then asked, "Am I shot?"

"Oh f**k yeah," the security guard responded.

We'll keep you updated as more details about this incident are released.

You can see the video of the incident below:

2 against one .................   he is lucky their guns apparently were fake and they are apparently amateurs. 
Bad, BAD tactics!
It's obvious he saw what was going on from outside.    Walking in with them behind the counter could have led to a hostage situation and/or instant shootout. 
Now you know why he is a rent-a-cop and not a real one. 

[AlaCowboy]

Until we sold the bait and tackle/convenience store, we had a sign on the front door stating NO HOODIES ALLOWED!
If anyone (even someone we recognized as a regular customer) came in wearing a hoodie, they were told to leave.

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Jan 15, 2018 15:10:10 GMT -5 AlaCowboy said:

Until we sold the bait and tackle/convenience store, we had a sign on the front door stating NO HOODIES ALLOWED!
If anyone (even someone we recognized as a regular customer) came in wearing a hoodie, they were told to leave.

There's a sign identical to that one in our local stop-n-rob.   The local thugs ignore it and no one says a word to them.
It used to have a "no guns" sign, but I ignored that one myself.  I always carried concealed until the day the 3 B.R. cops were murdered by the nutcase.  After that, I put the black band on my badge and carried openly as a show of support. 
All I got was "we didn't know you're a cop."  I answered truthfully that I am retired. 

After the mourning period, I returned to concealed carry.

[daleko]

Jan 15, 2018 14:11:44 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

Jan 14, 2018 15:08:44 GMT -5 @kelliers said:

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VIRAL VIDEO: Security Guard Strolls In, Casually Shoots Robbers

A security guard casually shot two robbers at a convenience store labeled as Hamilton, NJ 7-11.

Video is going viral which shows a security guard shooting two robbers at a convenience store (video below.)

The video was posted online with the description, "Hamilton NJ 7-11 near Ham West HS." We're still working on verifying the details of the incident.

The video shows two men entered the store and pulled a gun on the clerk. The robbers then jumped over the counter to collect the cash.

Then a security guard casually strolls in and shoots the robbers.

"It's fake! It's fake," one of the robbers shouted.

The security guard responded, "Oh well, mine's real. Get up, put your hands behind your back."

One of the robbers then asked, "Am I shot?"

"Oh f**k yeah," the security guard responded.

We'll keep you updated as more details about this incident are released.

You can see the video of the incident below:

2 against one .................   he is lucky their guns apparently were fake and they are apparently amateurs. 
Bad, BAD tactics!
It's obvious he saw what was going on from outside.    Walking in with them behind the counter could have led to a hostage situation and/or instant shootout. 
Now you know why he is a rent-a-cop and not a real one. 

Because of what you mentioned, I thought the whole thing was fake, at first.

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Jan 15, 2018 23:15:03 GMT -5 daleko said:

Jan 15, 2018 14:11:44 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

2 against one .................   he is lucky their guns apparently were fake and they are apparently amateurs. 
Bad, BAD tactics!
It's obvious he saw what was going on from outside.    Walking in with them behind the counter could have led to a hostage situation and/or instant shootout. 
Now you know why he is a rent-a-cop and not a real one. 

Because of what you mentioned, I thought the whole thing was fake, at first.

I thought it was too, but the apparent blood coming from one guy's right upper arm looks pretty real to me.

[daleko]

Jan 15, 2018 23:33:46 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

Jan 15, 2018 23:15:03 GMT -5 daleko said:

Because of what you mentioned, I thought the whole thing was fake, at first.

I thought it was too, but the apparent blood coming from one guy's right upper arm looks pretty real to me.

Yep. Nice in and out. All meat. That would have been too complex to fake unless they were real good at movie stuff.

[AlaCowboy]

Jan 15, 2018 22:04:12 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

Jan 15, 2018 15:10:10 GMT -5 AlaCowboy said:

Until we sold the bait and tackle/convenience store, we had a sign on the front door stating NO HOODIES ALLOWED!
If anyone (even someone we recognized as a regular customer) came in wearing a hoodie, they were told to leave.

There's a sign identical to that one in our local stop-n-rob.   The local thugs ignore it and no one says a word to them.
It used to have a "no guns" sign, but I ignored that one myself.  I always carried concealed until the day the 3 B.R. cops were murdered by the nutcase.  After that, I put the black band on my badge and carried openly as a show of support. 
All I got was "we didn't know you're a cop."  I answered truthfully that I am retired. 

After the mourning period, I returned to concealed carry.

Our store was about 1/4 mile from the county line. When the two counties had a prisoner exchange they would meet in the parking lot. Local and state police also knew we provided free coffee and fountain drinks for law enforcement so they stopped by often. Our deli cooks gave then free breakfast or lunch as well.
The local scofflaws would call the store to check for cops before coming in for smokes or munchies. We always said there were none there, but (to our surprise) they sometimes pulled in just after we hung up.

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Jan 16, 2018 11:40:39 GMT -5 AlaCowboy said:

Jan 15, 2018 22:04:12 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

There's a sign identical to that one in our local stop-n-rob.   The local thugs ignore it and no one says a word to them.
It used to have a "no guns" sign, but I ignored that one myself.  I always carried concealed until the day the 3 B.R. cops were murdered by the nutcase.  After that, I put the black band on my badge and carried openly as a show of support. 
All I got was "we didn't know you're a cop."  I answered truthfully that I am retired. 

After the mourning period, I returned to concealed carry.

Our store was about 1/4 mile from the county line. When the two counties had a prisoner exchange they would meet in the parking lot. Local and state police also knew we provided free coffee and fountain drinks for law enforcement so they stopped by often. Our deli cooks gave then free breakfast or lunch as well.
The local scofflaws would call the store to check for cops before coming in for smokes or munchies. We always said there were none there, but (to our surprise) they sometimes pulled in just after we hung up.

Most "cop friendly" stores are generally safer than the ones who aren't.

When I first went on the job in 1981, there were 2 local stores that allowed officers to help themselves to snacks like honeybuns, or such, gratis. 
Believe it or not, there were DEPUTIES who would bring their wives in and load up shopping bags for free!  
Needless to say, the greedy fluk kers ruined it for everyone.  The Sheriff ddin't pay them worth a damn.

Believe it or not, when I went to work, my tiny department had the highest starting salary of ALL police departments in the state!   IIRC, it was something like $767 a MONTH.   You didn't do the job for the money.  I left a plant job making over twice that much to be a cop.    It was tough --- I was married, had two kids already and another born in 1982, and we did NOT qualify for food stamps.   LOL      Funny though, the blacks in the parish had no problem getting them, even the ones I arrested for selling drugs.

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Jan 16, 2018 13:17:00 GMT -5 @muttthemaster said:

Jan 16, 2018 11:40:39 GMT -5 AlaCowboy said:

Our store was about 1/4 mile from the county line. When the two counties had a prisoner exchange they would meet in the parking lot. Local and state police also knew we provided free coffee and fountain drinks for law enforcement so they stopped by often. Our deli cooks gave then free breakfast or lunch as well.
The local scofflaws would call the store to check for cops before coming in for smokes or munchies. We always said there were none there, but (to our surprise) they sometimes pulled in just after we hung up.

Most "cop friendly" stores are generally safer than the ones who aren't.

When I first went on the job in 1981, there were 2 local stores that allowed officers to help themselves to snacks like honeybuns, or such, gratis. 
Believe it or not, there were DEPUTIES who would bring their wives in and load up shopping bags for free!  
Needless to say, the greedy fluk kers ruined it for everyone.  The Sheriff ddin't pay them worth a damn.

Believe it or not, when I went to work, my tiny department had the highest starting salary of ALL police departments in the state!   IIRC, it was something like $767 a MONTH.   You didn't do the job for the money.  I left a plant job making over twice that much to be a cop.    It was tough --- I was married, had two kids already and another born in 1982, and we did NOT qualify for food stamps.   LOL      Funny though, the blacks in the parish had no problem getting them, even the ones I arrested for selling drugs.

You deplorable. Get in your basket with the others!