A liquor store security guard was acting in self defense when he shot a customer three times because the customer was “putting other’s lives at risk by not wearing a [COVID] mask,” the guard’s private defense attorney said during a bond court hearing Wednesday.
The argument did not sway cook County Judge Mary Marubio.
-Rurik
Uh Huh.
ReplyDeleteAcross the board
Being a convicted felon wasn't going to help the guards case either......
ReplyDeleteThis being Illinois and all, seems to me the liquor store owner is liable for hiring and armed felon as a security guard. Guards are licensed here, complete with a background check and it might be that a firearms proficiency test is required as well, if I'm not mistaken.
DeleteAnd what kind of an attorney did this poor man have? He never ONCE mentioned racial oppression and slavery. That's an affirmative defense here in Illinois. Plus the media loves that one.
Which is why I carry everywhere I go, these days. Karen (male/female/it) is gonna eventually fuck around and find out
ReplyDeleteI see what you did there.....
ReplyDeleteYES!!! SOMEBODY FINALLY PICKED UP ON IT!!!
DeleteKenny, it's an off sale joint. The victim wasn't looking for a shot, he wanted a fifth.
Delete.... and so it begins.
ReplyDeleteBring it on you stupid covidiots. Keep it up with the unvaccinated bio threat idiocy and you're gonna get a shot alright.
I'd be suing that store for every penny it's got for hiring as an armed guard someone who isn't even legally allowed to hold a gun.
ReplyDeleteThey'd win $50 and a case of Thunderbird.
DeleteLeft with little choice, the guards actions saved countless lives that day. maligNancy Pelosi likely to offer
ReplyDeletea him a position as Capital police lieutenant in very near future.
This guy is why the gallows was invented.
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