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Suspected robber who allegedly pistol-whipped store clerk stopped in his tracks by armed good Samaritan: cops

A suspected robber accused of pistol-whipping a Family Dollar clerk while trying to steal a stack of cash was thwarted by an armed witness, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, police records show.


Nicolas Richard Lee Deas, 20, of Fort Lauderdale, and another man reportedly approached a Family Dollar employee Sept. 13 around 10 p.m. as staff closed for the day, Local 10 News reported.

Deas reportedly claimed to the employee he left his cellphone in the store and needed to run in quickly to grab it. The employee let Deas and the other man inside, but the situation quickly devolved into chaos.



"Give me the money, or I will kill you," Deas told the employee, according to a Fort Lauderdale Police arrest report.
The employee walked the pair to the store’s safe, where the suspects stuffed $1,200 in cash into a bag. Deas pistol-whipped the employee in the neck and elbow, according to the police report.

Unbeknownst to Deas and his accomplice, a neighboring store owner in the shopping complex heard the disturbance and jumped into action.

Police said the man walked into the store, saw Deas with a gun in his hand and demanded he drop the weapon and get on the floor. Deas complied with the orders, while the other suspect fled.
The armed good Samaritan held Deas at gunpoint until police arrived.

Deas was taken into custody without bond on charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, grand theft of a firearm and illegally carrying a concealed firearm. The gun Deas used during the alleged attempted robbery was stolen, according to police....

https://www.foxnews.com/us/robber-p...lerk-stopped-tracks-armed-good-samaritan-cops

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Democrats would take away the 2nd amendment right that was used to save this Dollar General clerk's life.
 
Suspected robber who allegedly pistol-whipped store clerk stopped in his tracks by armed good Samaritan: cops

A suspected robber accused of pistol-whipping a Family Dollar clerk while trying to steal a stack of cash was thwarted by an armed witness, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, police records show.


Nicolas Richard Lee Deas, 20, of Fort Lauderdale, and another man reportedly approached a Family Dollar employee Sept. 13 around 10 p.m. as staff closed for the day, Local 10 News reported.

Deas reportedly claimed to the employee he left his cellphone in the store and needed to run in quickly to grab it. The employee let Deas and the other man inside, but the situation quickly devolved into chaos.



"Give me the money, or I will kill you," Deas told the employee, according to a Fort Lauderdale Police arrest report.
The employee walked the pair to the store’s safe, where the suspects stuffed $1,200 in cash into a bag. Deas pistol-whipped the employee in the neck and elbow, according to the police report.

Unbeknownst to Deas and his accomplice, a neighboring store owner in the shopping complex heard the disturbance and jumped into action.

Police said the man walked into the store, saw Deas with a gun in his hand and demanded he drop the weapon and get on the floor. Deas complied with the orders, while the other suspect fled.
The armed good Samaritan held Deas at gunpoint until police arrived.

Deas was taken into custody without bond on charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, grand theft of a firearm and illegally carrying a concealed firearm. The gun Deas used during the alleged attempted robbery was stolen, according to police....

https://www.foxnews.com/us/robber-p...lerk-stopped-tracks-armed-good-samaritan-cops

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Democrats would take away the 2nd amendment right that was used to save this Dollar General clerk's life.

I thought guns kill people? I wonder why the gun decided not to kill the robber this time?
 
So basically every time this happens, someone will come here and make a thread. But when the guy in Ohio shoots his neighbor with a gun because the neighbor was a Democrat we will hear nothing. Or when a guy dies because his neighbor wanted to be a big shot and scare him off with a gun.... .nothing. And when someone shoots their kid because they thought it was an intruder, nothing.

We have a gun problem, and the solution is not to arm everyone. That solution is idiotic and will result in more and more deaths due to firearms. It is what it is.
 
yeah, with more guns than people, on occasion a good thing will happen from a gun owner. The cost is our children getting active shooter drills. Many schools getting shot up. Gun violence across the nation with 50,000 killed every year is a terrible cost. The thread is illogical.
 
So basically every time this happens, someone will come here and make a thread. But when the guy in Ohio shoots his neighbor with a gun because the neighbor was a Democrat we will hear nothing. Or when a guy dies because his neighbor wanted to be a big shot and scare him off with a gun.... .nothing. And when someone shoots their kid because they thought it was an intruder, nothing.

We have a gun problem, and the solution is not to arm everyone. That solution is idiotic and will result in more and more deaths due to firearms. It is what it is.

There is no 'gun problem'. There is a criminal Catch and Release problem. That's DEMOCRATS.
 
yeah, with more guns than people, on occasion a good thing will happen from a gun owner. The cost is our children getting active shooter drills. Many schools getting shot up. Gun violence across the nation with 50,000 killed every year is a terrible cost. The thread is illogical.

'Gun free' zones don't work. All you are doing is justifying carrying a gun for self defense.
 
Suspected robber who allegedly pistol-whipped store clerk stopped in his tracks by armed good Samaritan: cops

A suspected robber accused of pistol-whipping a Family Dollar clerk while trying to steal a stack of cash was thwarted by an armed witness, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, police records show.


Nicolas Richard Lee Deas, 20, of Fort Lauderdale, and another man reportedly approached a Family Dollar employee Sept. 13 around 10 p.m. as staff closed for the day, Local 10 News reported.

Deas reportedly claimed to the employee he left his cellphone in the store and needed to run in quickly to grab it. The employee let Deas and the other man inside, but the situation quickly devolved into chaos.



"Give me the money, or I will kill you," Deas told the employee, according to a Fort Lauderdale Police arrest report.
The employee walked the pair to the store’s safe, where the suspects stuffed $1,200 in cash into a bag. Deas pistol-whipped the employee in the neck and elbow, according to the police report.

Unbeknownst to Deas and his accomplice, a neighboring store owner in the shopping complex heard the disturbance and jumped into action.

Police said the man walked into the store, saw Deas with a gun in his hand and demanded he drop the weapon and get on the floor. Deas complied with the orders, while the other suspect fled.
The armed good Samaritan held Deas at gunpoint until police arrived.

Deas was taken into custody without bond on charges of armed robbery, aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, grand theft of a firearm and illegally carrying a concealed firearm. The gun Deas used during the alleged attempted robbery was stolen, according to police....

https://www.foxnews.com/us/robber-p...lerk-stopped-tracks-armed-good-samaritan-cops

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Democrats would take away the 2nd amendment right that was used to save this Dollar General clerk's life.

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