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San Antonio Man Takes Matters into his Own Hands, Shoots and Kills Two Others Trying to Rob Him at an ATM Machine

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A man in San Antonio, Texas was minding his own business, trying to take some of his own hard earned money out of an ATM machine Friday.

Chief William McManus gave a press briefing on the matter. He mentioned that it was a “robbery that did not go well for the robbers”.

Both would be robbers have been shot and killed.

It is being reported that the man who shot the would be robbers is being interviewed by the police. If we had to speculate, it doesn’t sound like there will be any charges for the man, but only time will tell.

This could potentially be a lesson for would be criminals, particularly in red states. The lesson is: “don’t”.

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11 Comments

  1. Couldn’t he have shot them in the legs? I mean, being a criminal is hard enough…..and now yer dead!

    1. Called taking out the trash

    2. At least this way they cant sue him! No witnesses! Families can try but doubt they will get anywhere. Texas has pretty good “Stand your ground” laws but who knows in libtard San Antonio!

  3. Vigilante Justice – the time is Now.

  4. Congratulations for eliminating repeat offenders and saving the tax payers money !!!!!

  5. They must have been white as MSM is silent on this one. No FBI investigation, not AG Garland flying down to head the investigation, Al Sharpton is out playing golf I guess. So this will be classified as white on white crime.

  7. There are two fewer useless virtue signals for the libs to exploit, thanks to that upstanding, antivictim, 2A practitioner.

  8. Two down, many to go. Police don’t police these days, they aren’t allowed to do that. They just do media gaggles after “:incidents”. Citizens are on their own now.

  9. “Both would be robbers have been shot and killed.”
    Another happy ending.

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