A lot of shooting in this one

[Mondial]

Armed robber meets his match. I don't think he had ammo in the shotgun.

 

[Speed3]

Horrifying to watch, both of those ladies are VERY lucky to be alive

 

[John from MD]

They need bigger guns.

 

[OldBrokenGrunt]

They need to put more rounds on target.

 

[Triggerfinger]

Armed robber meets his match. I don't think he had ammo in the shotgun.

He was disenfranchised.

 

[camo556]

I dont see any lungs blown out. They need 9mm.

Did they actually ever hit him? Unclear to me except the last shot.

 

[welder516]

I am happy the two ladies survived; they do need to re-evaluate their protection choices. I hope a self-defense company in OK. to assist them and train them.
This could have been deadly for them

 

[hobiecat590]

If this had happened in MD, these brave ladies would probably be procescuted because they locked the exit door to keep the perp inside instead of letting him escape. Hopefully they will not be charged.

 

[lx1x]

Missing link?

ETA.

Ok.. vid didn't show on Tapatalk.. had to look in browser. Ignore my comment.

 

[JohnnyE]

The scumbag survived his injuries. He apparently committed ten prior robberies before hitting this liquor store.

 

[Slackdaddy]

If this had happened in MD, these brave ladies would probably be procescuted because they locked the exit door to keep the perp inside instead of letting him escape. Hopefully they will not be charged.

Sad,, but that is what I was thinking, Sad how our thought is conditioned living in MD.

The two gals are talking WAY to much in the interviews, way to much.
Assuming this did not happen on "Shut the f$ck up Friday"

 

[4g64loser]

Lesson I see on first viewing:

Have your weapons on you, not off body. Both pistols appear to have been under the counter somewhere.

Locking the door by button is, to me, not locking the bad guy in; it is preventing any potential backup from entering. Since the store appears otherwise empty, locking the door also prevents any unknown actors/neutrals/friendlies from entering and complicating things more.

I make no judgement on the movement of the two ladies. I wasn't there. As a Monday morning quarterback, I see things that could have been done differently but both innocents survived and the perp is in the hands of the justice system. If he is convicted, I hope he rots in prison and is forced to make restitution to his victims through years of prison labor.

This being the Midwest and not either coast, I can see a jury handling this one rather quickly and a judge throwing the proverbial book at the perp.

 

[jrumann59]

If this had happened in MD, these brave ladies would probably be procescuted because they locked the exit door to keep the perp inside instead of letting him escape. Hopefully they will not be charged.

I was going to say that. They effectively trapped him after he left without even firing on them. But this happened in OK so its OK

 

[RRomig]

I think their game plan of locking an armed man in the store with them is one of the worst ideas ever. This was obviously something that was set up in advance. And if that’s your plan to force a shoot out then you should be better prepared. So glad they survived and hopefully they do not look at this as a success.

 

[Doctor_M]

I was going to say that. They effectively trapped him after he left without even firing on them. But this happened in OK so its OK

Yep... she fired on him when he turned to leave (basically shooting as his back) after the threat was basically over, and then locked him in. In MD they would be hung out to dry... but MD is a silly place. Glad they didn't get hurt and hope that the people spends a good long time in jail.

 

[TapRackBang]

This happened in 2018...

Robbery Suspect Shot By Tulsa Liquor Store Owner Goes From Hospital To Jail

<p>A man shot several times by a Tulsa liquor store owner last month is now out of the hospital and in the Tulsa County jail.</p>

www.newson6.com

 

[TapRackBang]

There is a happy ending, however:

Tulsa armed robber sentenced to 22 years in federal prison

A man involved in a violent shootout at a Tulsa liquor store was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison Friday. In February 2018, a store employee and her daughter fought for their lives when Tyrone Lee, 37, tried to rob them at gunpoint with a sawed-off shotgun. Officers later arrested Lee...

ktul.com

 

[Speed3]

I think their game plan of locking an armed man in the store with them is one of the worst ideas ever. This was obviously something that was set up in advance. And if that’s your plan to force a shoot out then you should be better prepared. So glad they survived and hopefully they do not look at this as a success.

10000% agree. They walked away untouched and created a scenario that brpight them back into the fight. They should have hit that lock button as soon as he walked out that door. And called the police. Doubt that remote door lock was there to trap people INSIDE

 

[camo556]

This happened in 2018...

Robbery Suspect Shot By Tulsa Liquor Store Owner Goes From Hospital To Jail

<p>A man shot several times by a Tulsa liquor store owner last month is now out of the hospital and in the Tulsa County jail.</p>

www.newson6.com

2018...I thought the video felt familiar.

 

[River02]

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There is a happy ending, however:

Tulsa armed robber sentenced to 22 years in federal prison

A man involved in a violent shootout at a Tulsa liquor store was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison Friday. In February 2018, a store employee and her daughter fought for their lives when Tyrone Lee, 37, tried to rob them at gunpoint with a sawed-off shotgun. Officers later arrested Lee...

ktul.com

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