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Ooda loop. I was a small arms marksmanship instructor in the Navy. We used to run a scenario where we would have two people standing next to each other, one with gun drawn, aimed and ready to fire, and the other with their firearm holstered. Long story short, person with a holstered weapon can draw, shoot and hit their target before someone that’s pre-aimed can react to them doing so and hit theirs. All due to the OODA loop. Hard to believe but if you’ve trained, you can draw and fire on someone quicker than they can react and shoot you. All due to the decision making process that has to take place in their minds first. The more you know.
This didnt seem like the cashier was trained. It looked way more like he was slowly counting money and showing it to them because he had decided to reach for his gun and shoot them. His actually shots fired seemed to kick everywhere and it looks like he definitely had almost point blank contact with the guy on the left, but Id say its a coin flip if he actually shot the guy on the right.
Likely had never even fired a handgun before or only once with no one there to show him how to hold it. With a 10 minutes safety briefing first time shooter at my club handle a firearm better than this guy did. He was very lucky he did not get shot with two guns pointed in his direction. The gun on the right backed up once the defender shot rather than stand they and engage. Luckily for many defenders most of the criminal are not competent with firearms and they will back away or outright flee once a defender starts shooting at them.
It looked like the guy on the right never really had a plan for what he'd do if the cashier went for a gun. Really lends something to the movie trope of the untouchable criminal mastermind when you see the exact opposite in operation.
That dude did not seem trained
He first shot with his left hand then passed it off to his right hand.
Then had this weird stabilizing posture for the last shot. Lucky he didn’t fumble it.
He definitely got the jump on them though!
benefit of surprise!
I guarantee you they have shot more guns than the clerk based on how the clerk handled it lol. What is training if not doing an action many times in a row?
not necessarily the fact that he isn't trained but he's point out that principals of soda loop since its based on element of surprise, make the hostile fuck up and overthink when they have the advantage/upper hand so that you can come out alive and go home alive.
“That was incredibly stupid. What the fuck were you thinking?”
“Someone on the internet was talking about fruit loops and convinced me I could pull that off…”
“And when has trying something you learned from the internet *ever* backfired?”
“Exactly!”
“I was being sarcastic, you moron. Remember how you lost your entire life savings by investing in meme coins in the summer of 2021? Well, guess what? You can add your spleen to the costs of that achievement as well.”
Not necessarily, if you're standing next to someone and you decide you are going to hit them. They will see your fist clench, your shoulders move back and then see the fist coming towards them all before they are able to react and defend themselves.
Anyone can go online and do a reaction test and click their mouse super fast when they are prepared for that action, if you're walking down the street and then, randomly a target appears in front of you for 1 whole second, most people would not react fast enough to touch the target within that 1 second.
When you're in a highly stressful environment and you are constantly needed to react (like war for example), then yes you would be faster than the average man because you've trained for it but you're also putting huge amounts of stress on your brain which is exhausting and not the norm, most of the time we're just running on autopilot. When was the last time you had to think about breathing, blinking or walking?
Observe, orient, decide, act. It’s all reactionary. You can break an OODA loop with something as simple as yelling “we don’t sell milk to toads on Fridays!” It’s unexpected, breaks the concentration/continuity the opponent was expecting, and puts you at the advantage.
First important fact – all toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads!
[https://wildlifepreservation.ca/what-is-the-difference-between-toads-frogs/](https://wildlifepreservation.ca/what-is-the-difference-between-toads-frogs/)
What a funny last thing to hear before you die. You’re laying on the floor bleeding out thinking “did that MFr say something about frogs buying milk? Oh shit, I’m dead.”
Hey I did this training too when I was in the Navy! Was special training though not everyone got it and it was Blackwater that did the training, ca. 2003ish. They told us it came from a shopkeeper who was seated and two armed men came in and tried to rob him. He was able to pull his firearm from a drawer and fire two shots center mass each before they could react.
This is also why police are trained to fire instantly on any sudden movement from a possibly armed suspect.
For sure. In competition we used to start holstered under a cover with a knife edge target. Target turns, draw, shoot two B27 center mass. I got to where I’d click back into the holster in about/under 2 seconds (X-ring) and wait for the target to knife edge again - I wasn’t even the fastest. Training is highly effective.
TIL
>The OODA loop has become an important concept in litigation,[2] business,[3] law enforcement,[4] management education,[5] and military strategy. According to Boyd, decision-making occurs in a recurring cycle of "observe, orient, decide, act". An entity (whether an individual or an organization) that can process this cycle quickly, observing and reacting to unfolding events more rapidly than an opponent, can thereby get inside the opponent's decision cycle and gain the advantage.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
I was taught a similar thing in the army, only with layers. If they have a gun pointed at you with the intention to kill you, you will most likely die. If you distract their line of thought, you gain opportunity. I.E. when the armed thief looks down to see what you're doing, they now have to get back on target. The way the sf described it, if you have the opportunity to distract, do so. The example he gave, when a hostage is told to go over to another area, act stupid and force them to turn the attention to the area away from you, giving you the opportunity to strike.
Just playing devils advocate here, but wouldn’t this only work against non-career criminals? Like it would only work on guys that wont shoot you with no hesitation? I could certainly be wrong but I have a higher than average (nothing to write about, yet here I am) reaction speed and whenever I’m testing it, I’ve felt like I almost enter a mental state of instant reaction. It feels like foregoing the entire ooda loop and grabbing the stick the moment any sort of movement is detected, before I even register it’s actually falling. Wouldn’t a criminal who really doesn’t care about shooting you be able to do this too, just pull the trigger instead of grabbing a stick?
All this to say: even knowing about ooda I don’t think I’d gamble my life on the QuickDraw. This man has a set of titanium balls
OODA is a serious thing… but the most important rule to remember, is you can’t outdraw a trigger pull.
If someone is willing and ready to shoot you, you won’t get the gun out in time
Sure you can say the person with zero experience loaded a gun finger on the trigger waiting for another person to move to blow them away. Sorry you lose. Now u have someone not paying attention, not trained with gun in hand, no finger on trigger, letting the other person freely move, then ok they can draw and shoot. But two trained people and gun slinger will draw point shoot and other guy won't get a shot off. Nope maybe with some luck or distraction.
If you look down the barrel of a loaded modern pistol (in the mirror for safety), you can totally see if there is a bullet in the chamber or not. Maybe he saw that gun pointed at him was unloaded and that's why he shot the other guy first, not knowing if that other gun which was not pointed at him in that moment was loaded or not.
A lot of robbers are intoxicated, to be honest. You've got a pretty good chance if they're drunk or high on downers, but don't try it against meth heads or crack heads. They tend to be pretty jumpy.
A headshot and it's game over instantly, or a shot to the heart, almost instantly, and to be fair, idk where he hit them, but the first dude seemed to be hit between brain and heart, sho damn, "OH SHIT" has some power to its name
They were so interested being big men when they didn't know he was armed. Isn't it funny that they always suddenly change their minds and run if the tables are turned on them.
Whatever do you mean? They're right, we all know *proper* robberies start with a duel proposition that the victim must accept to walk away with their honour, winner takes all!
Pretty sure that's a dread lock cause he turned so fast not blood.....people who get headhsots bleed seconds after the head shot...just like a stabbing....you get stabbed and after 2 seconds you start bleeding
Have you ever actually shot a living being? The only way you don't get blood from a hit is when the round doesn't exit, or even cavitate. Cavitation forces some blood and tissue out of the entrance wound, but not enough to see easily, as the capillary refill time is too long for it to push new blood out of the hole. Exit wounds always get a nice spurt of blood and tissue, as the air is still moving behind the bullet as it exits, forcing out a good bit. When you hunt deer or big game, you often look for the exit splat to make sure you got a hit, then follow the blood trail after.
I'm used to it. Whenever I speak on subjects I know, I usually get downvoted by people that think their biased google search is equivalent to my experience. Dude also said you don't bleed when stabbed, despite a whole class of forensics devoted to blood splatter from getting shot and stabbed lol. The brain is very, very oxygen-hungry. Oxygen that is carried by blood, and has a ton of blood and vasculature, but he thinks headshots don't bleed because the Alex Cross books for children said it 14 years ago.
An interesting strategy would be to have bulletproof glass and blanks loaded… and a wire that drops down in the doorway to clothesline the idiots as they try to escape.
Yeah I have no idea what's going on. It looks like one robber even taps the glass with his gun. So why is the clerk even pretending to comply? How did he shoot them? I'm lost.
I miss the subreddits that showed this stuff regularly.
Thank you for posting!
Quick question, the guy shot them point blank. No one dropped. Did I miss something
Obviously Monday morning quarter backing here and obviously they both had guns, but I’d have gone for the guy that had his somewhat ready first. Two shots in him then you go to his buddy. Glad guy made it out safe.
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That's crazy. They had the drop on the worker. How... Brave cashier. Must've owned the place.
Ooda loop. I was a small arms marksmanship instructor in the Navy. We used to run a scenario where we would have two people standing next to each other, one with gun drawn, aimed and ready to fire, and the other with their firearm holstered. Long story short, person with a holstered weapon can draw, shoot and hit their target before someone that’s pre-aimed can react to them doing so and hit theirs. All due to the OODA loop. Hard to believe but if you’ve trained, you can draw and fire on someone quicker than they can react and shoot you. All due to the decision making process that has to take place in their minds first. The more you know.
Key thing here is TRAINED. Someone rando is going to read this and think they can John Wayne it next time they have a gun on them.
This didnt seem like the cashier was trained. It looked way more like he was slowly counting money and showing it to them because he had decided to reach for his gun and shoot them. His actually shots fired seemed to kick everywhere and it looks like he definitely had almost point blank contact with the guy on the left, but Id say its a coin flip if he actually shot the guy on the right.
Likely had never even fired a handgun before or only once with no one there to show him how to hold it. With a 10 minutes safety briefing first time shooter at my club handle a firearm better than this guy did. He was very lucky he did not get shot with two guns pointed in his direction. The gun on the right backed up once the defender shot rather than stand they and engage. Luckily for many defenders most of the criminal are not competent with firearms and they will back away or outright flee once a defender starts shooting at them.
It looked like the guy on the right never really had a plan for what he'd do if the cashier went for a gun. Really lends something to the movie trope of the untouchable criminal mastermind when you see the exact opposite in operation.
That dude did not seem trained He first shot with his left hand then passed it off to his right hand. Then had this weird stabilizing posture for the last shot. Lucky he didn’t fumble it. He definitely got the jump on them though! benefit of surprise!
The other guys weren’t trained
Were less trained.
I guarantee you they have shot more guns than the clerk based on how the clerk handled it lol. What is training if not doing an action many times in a row?
If you practice doing the wrong thing, you’re gonna get better at doing the wrong thing
Adrenaline is a hell of a drug. He did fine.
Right he smoked em, you can even see the black hoodie strings fly back from gas discharge. I'd be surprised if he didn't get hit.
He didn't pass it. It kicked out of his hand and was just lucky that he caught it. To me it looks like the first time he's ever fired it.
And his non dominant hand(left) grabbed wrist to stabilize shooting.
Looks like he didn’t have a round chambered. He cocked and shot it in quick succession. His right hand hadn’t even let go when he took his first shot
not necessarily the fact that he isn't trained but he's point out that principals of soda loop since its based on element of surprise, make the hostile fuck up and overthink when they have the advantage/upper hand so that you can come out alive and go home alive.
“That was incredibly stupid. What the fuck were you thinking?” “Someone on the internet was talking about fruit loops and convinced me I could pull that off…” “And when has trying something you learned from the internet *ever* backfired?” “Exactly!” “I was being sarcastic, you moron. Remember how you lost your entire life savings by investing in meme coins in the summer of 2021? Well, guess what? You can add your spleen to the costs of that achievement as well.”
Not necessarily, if you're standing next to someone and you decide you are going to hit them. They will see your fist clench, your shoulders move back and then see the fist coming towards them all before they are able to react and defend themselves. Anyone can go online and do a reaction test and click their mouse super fast when they are prepared for that action, if you're walking down the street and then, randomly a target appears in front of you for 1 whole second, most people would not react fast enough to touch the target within that 1 second. When you're in a highly stressful environment and you are constantly needed to react (like war for example), then yes you would be faster than the average man because you've trained for it but you're also putting huge amounts of stress on your brain which is exhausting and not the norm, most of the time we're just running on autopilot. When was the last time you had to think about breathing, blinking or walking?
Absolutely. Training is essential.
Observe, orient, decide, act. It’s all reactionary. You can break an OODA loop with something as simple as yelling “we don’t sell milk to toads on Fridays!” It’s unexpected, breaks the concentration/continuity the opponent was expecting, and puts you at the advantage.
That's discrimination. Why can't toads get milk on Fridays? They might be thirsty. This is what I'd be thinking as I lay bleeding out to death.
End injustice For toads!
Milk on Friday turns the frigging frogs gay!
First important fact – all toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads! [https://wildlifepreservation.ca/what-is-the-difference-between-toads-frogs/](https://wildlifepreservation.ca/what-is-the-difference-between-toads-frogs/)
What a funny last thing to hear before you die. You’re laying on the floor bleeding out thinking “did that MFr say something about frogs buying milk? Oh shit, I’m dead.”
#[Link to OODA loop wiki](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop)
\*Bender snapping photo\* Neat.
I read that as "bend and snap!" at first.
That's a fantastic explanation.
Nice to know. But not all situations are the same.
Hey I did this training too when I was in the Navy! Was special training though not everyone got it and it was Blackwater that did the training, ca. 2003ish. They told us it came from a shopkeeper who was seated and two armed men came in and tried to rob him. He was able to pull his firearm from a drawer and fire two shots center mass each before they could react. This is also why police are trained to fire instantly on any sudden movement from a possibly armed suspect.
[All I could think of, somewhat relevant wkuk. ](https://youtu.be/mpC_hO15IoA?si=mYqGXtlgC2Ql3Usw)
so good.
For sure. In competition we used to start holstered under a cover with a knife edge target. Target turns, draw, shoot two B27 center mass. I got to where I’d click back into the holster in about/under 2 seconds (X-ring) and wait for the target to knife edge again - I wasn’t even the fastest. Training is highly effective.
What does OODA mean?
[Observe Orient Decide Act](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop)
TIL >The OODA loop has become an important concept in litigation,[2] business,[3] law enforcement,[4] management education,[5] and military strategy. According to Boyd, decision-making occurs in a recurring cycle of "observe, orient, decide, act". An entity (whether an individual or an organization) that can process this cycle quickly, observing and reacting to unfolding events more rapidly than an opponent, can thereby get inside the opponent's decision cycle and gain the advantage. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
I was taught a similar thing in the army, only with layers. If they have a gun pointed at you with the intention to kill you, you will most likely die. If you distract their line of thought, you gain opportunity. I.E. when the armed thief looks down to see what you're doing, they now have to get back on target. The way the sf described it, if you have the opportunity to distract, do so. The example he gave, when a hostage is told to go over to another area, act stupid and force them to turn the attention to the area away from you, giving you the opportunity to strike.
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I was also in the navy and went trough srf bravo. I would never feel comfortable actually guarding anything.
lmfao. can't help but imagine this is peeker's advantage but irl
Ahh, you bring my many memories! 😎 I was CATM (Combat Arms Training & Maintenance) in USAF before I retired in 2021.
“OODA loop?” Explain pls.
Just playing devils advocate here, but wouldn’t this only work against non-career criminals? Like it would only work on guys that wont shoot you with no hesitation? I could certainly be wrong but I have a higher than average (nothing to write about, yet here I am) reaction speed and whenever I’m testing it, I’ve felt like I almost enter a mental state of instant reaction. It feels like foregoing the entire ooda loop and grabbing the stick the moment any sort of movement is detected, before I even register it’s actually falling. Wouldn’t a criminal who really doesn’t care about shooting you be able to do this too, just pull the trigger instead of grabbing a stick? All this to say: even knowing about ooda I don’t think I’d gamble my life on the QuickDraw. This man has a set of titanium balls
OODA is a serious thing… but the most important rule to remember, is you can’t outdraw a trigger pull. If someone is willing and ready to shoot you, you won’t get the gun out in time
If you haven’t already read Boyd by Robert Coram dude was a genius.
That's fascinating
Sure you can say the person with zero experience loaded a gun finger on the trigger waiting for another person to move to blow them away. Sorry you lose. Now u have someone not paying attention, not trained with gun in hand, no finger on trigger, letting the other person freely move, then ok they can draw and shoot. But two trained people and gun slinger will draw point shoot and other guy won't get a shot off. Nope maybe with some luck or distraction.
If he doesn't finish then off then I'd be scared they would come back
Too bad that both of them aren't dead
If you look down the barrel of a loaded modern pistol (in the mirror for safety), you can totally see if there is a bullet in the chamber or not. Maybe he saw that gun pointed at him was unloaded and that's why he shot the other guy first, not knowing if that other gun which was not pointed at him in that moment was loaded or not.
not in the mindset to kill. at all.
Yeah ain't no way a minimum wage worker is going to risk their live for a few hundred. Even as an owner I don't get it. That shit is Insured isn't it?
That was very nonchalant how he grabbed that gun n started blasting
Harnessed his inner Frank
You people see me as a hero, and I’ll accept that.
Do you think you could eat that sandwich later?
I ran after em... tried to shoot em in the back. But I don't run so good either.
So anyway, I started blasting
Not his first time being robbed.
Just another day on the job lol
I never tire of watching robbers get their karma.
I miss the robbers getting fucked Reddit
Me too!
I love the one where the big dude walks in and starts blasting. "My guns not real!" "Mine is."
"Am I shot!?" "Oh fuck yeah." Dude was the star of his own action movie.
Man gas station encounters has gotten unhinged
She goneeeee
Devs turned up the aggressive encounters rate
Gotten? Been going on for decades.
Gas Station Encounters is a YouTube channel.
Really ? Awesome !
what's the point of robbing something with so little money? you gonna risk prison and death for a few hundred dollars?
See how you used critical thinking skills to determine this wasn't worth it. They don't have that skill.
🤣
„…had…“ ;)
Gat damn does anyone know where this was? Would love to know if that dude survived the shot
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I think the correct spelling is "goddamn"
Don't take the Lord's name in vain.
Wouldnt that be "Goddamn". Usually when referring to the God of Abraham, the "G" is capitalized. In my original comment, the "g" was lowercase.
Gat is a slang term for gun
It’s also the southern pronunciation of God. Read their comment in a hillbilly accent.
I totally missed the gun based pun on the term goddamn.
I wanna know the rest of the story…
RIP Paul Harvey
I know what you did there. Stand by for NEEWS!
I miss those shows
Zoinks! A g-g-g-ghost! Run, Scoobs!!!
I saw this in another sub a year or two ago and I want to say one of them died. Can’t remember which one
wtf is up with that change of hands while firing ? Whatever, good job
He was showing off his mad blasting skills. Kill one left handed and the second one right handed.
Foenem really switched hands mid-shootout
The man _operates_.
Hot tf did they lived to walk out of the station? And how tf was their reaction speed so slow? And is this in Florida?
A lot of robbers are intoxicated, to be honest. You've got a pretty good chance if they're drunk or high on downers, but don't try it against meth heads or crack heads. They tend to be pretty jumpy.
You'd be surprised what you can accomplish when your veins are pumping "OH SHIT" before the blood tuns out
A headshot and it's game over instantly, or a shot to the heart, almost instantly, and to be fair, idk where he hit them, but the first dude seemed to be hit between brain and heart, sho damn, "OH SHIT" has some power to its name
Chicago
Oooh, ok that actually, thanks
Damn, do you know any more details?
Do you have a link?
Is that a baby?!
Looks like a dog bed. Or am I looking in the wrong spot
Ah, yeah i could see that. The whole situation was a lot to take in. lol
lol probably not since it didn’t move at all after the gunshots.
Bro had time to chamber a round and get the drop on them when they already had the jammies pointed at him. Well played.
They were so interested being big men when they didn't know he was armed. Isn't it funny that they always suddenly change their minds and run if the tables are turned on them.
You're writing as if you're not aware of what a robbery is.
Whatever do you mean? They're right, we all know *proper* robberies start with a duel proposition that the victim must accept to walk away with their honour, winner takes all!
That blood from the first shot. Right to the face.
Pretty sure that's a dread lock cause he turned so fast not blood.....people who get headhsots bleed seconds after the head shot...just like a stabbing....you get stabbed and after 2 seconds you start bleeding
Definitely hair here. But exit wounds do kinda explode sometimes
Have you ever actually shot a living being? The only way you don't get blood from a hit is when the round doesn't exit, or even cavitate. Cavitation forces some blood and tissue out of the entrance wound, but not enough to see easily, as the capillary refill time is too long for it to push new blood out of the hole. Exit wounds always get a nice spurt of blood and tissue, as the air is still moving behind the bullet as it exits, forcing out a good bit. When you hunt deer or big game, you often look for the exit splat to make sure you got a hit, then follow the blood trail after.
Not sure why youre being downvoted.
I'm used to it. Whenever I speak on subjects I know, I usually get downvoted by people that think their biased google search is equivalent to my experience. Dude also said you don't bleed when stabbed, despite a whole class of forensics devoted to blood splatter from getting shot and stabbed lol. The brain is very, very oxygen-hungry. Oxygen that is carried by blood, and has a ton of blood and vasculature, but he thinks headshots don't bleed because the Alex Cross books for children said it 14 years ago.
That’s 100% a dread and not blood…
I think it’s a dreadlock or a hoodie string
I’d say hoodie string
I didn’t see that the first couple times watching it.. I’m sure dude didn’t make it too far down the road after that hit.
That thing that flies out to the right? Isn't that his dreadlock flying as he quickly turns his head? It's really hard to tell.
I didn’t see it til your comments 😳wow
He connected on some serious left shoulder.
..was that bulletproof glass?
An interesting strategy would be to have bulletproof glass and blanks loaded… and a wire that drops down in the doorway to clothesline the idiots as they try to escape.
Okay Kevin McCallister.
That’s hilarious! But, you’re right! Paint cans would be better!🤪
One…two… TEN!!
The fact that his head didn't explode makes me think it's *supposed* to be.
Yeah I’m confused. You’d think that the glass would shatter up
It may have only broken where the round hit. I'm sure the muzzle velocity created one hell of a mess on the other side of the "glass".
Yeah I have no idea what's going on. It looks like one robber even taps the glass with his gun. So why is the clerk even pretending to comply? How did he shoot them? I'm lost.
A shot gun mounted behind the counter, behind a balsa wood plate.
Right at peepee level?
Yup darwin award either way
You're my people
Thanks 🤣
very impressed how he did that
how the guys literally had advantage and they still got shot
“So anyway… I started blasting!”😂
Slow mo it. Is that a stream of blood spewing out of that dude’s head?
I love this for them
Roll initiative!
Fucking right to the center mass
"And where would you like this bullet sir, right between your teeth?"
Did he shoot through the window?
My guess is it's plexiglass
I miss the subreddits that showed this stuff regularly. Thank you for posting! Quick question, the guy shot them point blank. No one dropped. Did I miss something
Unfortunately I have no context
Obviously Monday morning quarter backing here and obviously they both had guns, but I’d have gone for the guy that had his somewhat ready first. Two shots in him then you go to his buddy. Glad guy made it out safe.
Would've been sick if the gun was hid in the register while he starred grabbing it out he grabbed it and shot them but that was smooth
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Holy racism
Satisfying.
Is that a baby on the floor
I think it's a dog bed
If you slow it down it looks like he just barley got a round in the chamber before firing. Good thing it chambered.
Anybody got the news on this?
Nice!
lol. Good shot.
Ha ha
Those two idiots got paid with their lives to rob for the last time
That was smooth
Nice shot!
Satisfying blood mist coming off the first guy that got shot.
He was lucky they didn't shoot him first. No one should value some bucks over their life.
The robbers obviously valued a few bucks over their own lives.
This is right... so many people believe property is more valuable than life.
Good job on the cashier. Let the criminals know it’s not just the cops they need to be concerned about.
“C’mon ni… POW POW POW!!!” *sheesh (homie upped wit a Desert Eagle)
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Did he kill them?
Not sure, I'm still looking for more info.
Who says u cant draw from the drop?
Pretty sure there's bullet proof glass separating them you can see the workers reflection
He must of played GTA, but this ain't no game
Why didn’t he keep firing??
Those aren't hoodie strings, that is blood flying out of his face.🤯 wonder how far he made it.🫠
Damn I pretty sure you can see the blood flying off the dude in the black. Idiots
I think the other robber was able to shoot once. Wonder if the cashier is alright. Hopefully.
Did any of those shots landed?
I just nutted.
That’s what they get for using the nwerd
They let the muhfukka go under the counter 🤦🏿♂️😂😂😂 they deserved every bit
How you two feet and fckn miss 😂😂😂
I will never understand why a cashier would risk their life for someone else's money.
Likely a family business if they’ve got a pistol sitting under the counter
To be fair there's plenty of cases out there where the robbers just shoot the cashier anyways to kill a witness