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Link to KOMO story here -- http://www.komonews.com/news/local/19-year-old-wounded-in-shooting-in-South-Seattle-301968611.html

The robber's gunshot wounds are pretty self-explanatory. No word on how his arm was broken.

It's a beautiful thing.

mislabeled wrote:Link to KOMO story here -- http://www.komonews.com/news/local/19-year-old-wounded-in-shooting-in-South-Seattle-301968611.html

The robber's gunshot wounds are pretty self-explanatory. No word on how his arm was broken.

He fell.

Doesn't mention the would be victim's status.
Did the shooter flee in the SUV or stay on scene to file the report?

Anyone got further info?

Thanks to his gun he is NOT a victim.

Let's not get too excited until we know if the victim was legally allowed to own a gun...

ANZAC wrote:Let's not get too excited until we know if the victim was legally allowed to own a gun...

...
to be honest even if victim wasn't... buy I see the point.

ANZAC wrote:Let's not get too excited until we know if the victim was legally allowed to own a gun...

Thank you CPT. Doom & Gloom. 594 would have stopped this from the start.

Vic is a terrible shot.
One to the thigh and one to the calf?
What the hell was he aiming at, the dudes junk?

Or poor training.
Or subject was closing and not enough time to come to a proper shooting stance.
Or bad angles.
Or back drop was unsafe.
Or 1000 other reasons.

Rounds impacted threat, threat stopped, call it a good day and move on.

golddigger14s wrote:

ANZAC wrote:Let's not get too excited until we know if the victim was legally allowed to own a gun...

Thank you CPT. Doom & Gloom. 594 would have stopped this from the start.

South Seattle, just sayin'.

Witnesses told police the wounded man had tried to rob another man outside a store near Martin Luther King Way South and S. Othello Street. But the victim pulled out a gun and shot the robber in the thigh and the calf.

That's the good part of town, right?

BTW, the gold chrysler sebring was stopped by SPD/Tukwila shortly after, and the driver released...

and SPD managed to piss off WSP in the process... SPD requested WSP take over as primary, but ended up lighting up the car instead, before WSP arrived...

tsk tsk

ANZAC wrote:

golddigger14s wrote:

ANZAC wrote:Let's not get too excited until we know if the victim was legally allowed to own a gun...

Thank you CPT. Doom & Gloom. 594 would have stopped this from the start.

South Seattle, just sayin'.

H2obouget wrote:Or poor training.
Or subject was closing and not enough time to come to a proper shooting stance.
Or bad angles.
Or back drop was unsafe.
Or 1000 other reasons.

Rounds impacted threat, threat stopped, call it a good day and move on.

Not the movies folks where you instantly have a perfect sight picture, clear backstop or time to reach that range perfect stance and grip the second your hand touches your pistol. Being mass transit area the victim may have also had a bag or something else in hands if traveling to/from work further encumbering draw and shot..

Fact is badguy made a stupid decision and got shot for it, nobody else got shot/hurt, the rest honestly who cares.

thanks for sharing the story