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Pizza delivery man with concealed handgun permit defends himself against two armed robbers

Jun 26, 2015 | Featured

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Screen Shot 2015-06-26 at Friday, June 26, 10.53 PMThe picture above shows the holes that were shot into the pizza deliveryman’s car.
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From ABC Channel 10 TV in Miami, Florida (Wednesday, June 24, 2015):

A Domino’s pizza delivery driver shot and killed a robber in Hollywood, police said.

The shooting happened shortly before 1 a.m. Wednesday . . .

Hollywood police said two men wearing ski masks entered the Domino’s, where they were shot by a delivery driver, identified by police as Slayde Henry, 24. . . .

A man, who told Local 10 News that his girlfriend’s daughter was working inside the pizzeria at the time, said he commends the delivery driver from his quick action.

“(I’m) glad he was armed,” Miguel Nieves said. “I’m glad he was able to protect them. If not, it could have been worse.” . . .

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1 Comment

  1. Luke Parker
    Luke Parker on July 5, 2015 at 2:04 PM

    Good job–that’s why we have a second amendment!

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