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"No need for a gun"?????????

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I went to grade school in Oconomowoc and I go out there drinking with friends once at least once a month. I guess we all need to be unarmed...oh wait, criminals don't care!





Here is another one where we don't need a gun.

http://www.cbs58.com/index.php?aid=10202

The boyfriend beat his girlfriend and then stuffed her in the trunk. I'm sure when he drove, he unloaded his firearm and kept it "out of reach" too. :quirky
 
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Two robbers get cash but leave behind their faces on surveillance video. MILWAUKEE--Police are looking for two robbers who burst into a video game store on Brown Deer Road with a gun at 3 pm Tuesday.
Store surveillance captured the crime, as one man pointed a gun at a clerk and demanded money while the other went behind the counter and took cash out of the register -- before both ran out.
"To get some Christmas money more than likely, get something for their kids or something," speculated customer Michael White, adding: "that's no excuse for it."
Police say the two suspects had been in the store about a half hour before the robbery, looking around as if they were customers but likely checking it out and waiting until the large crowd of shoppers dissipated.
"Thankfully no one got hurt," commented White.
An employee says yesterday's armed robbery is the third time the Game Stop on Brown Deer Road has been hit.
Employees say the crime didn't sway any workers from showing up for their shift, and shoppers say it didn't affect their opinion that the area is safe.
Employees say they feel safe, because of beefed up police patrols and security guards, as well as many hidden cameras in the store.
Police hope someone will recognize the faces on the surveillance video and contact them.
You can call 414-935-7360 if you have any information.
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I'm glad no one was hurt.

I'm surprised they've been robbed 3 times and people still feel safe. Extra patrols don't mean squat when someone is going to put a gun in your face and pull the trigger. I'd like to see these security guards. I think I'm going to visit this Game Stop.
 
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Just heard on the scanner in New Berlin a robbery at a pharmacy in the 7500 block Oklahoma. The guy said he had a bomb on him.
 
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http://www.wisn.com/news/22072654/detail.html

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal stabbing that happened Monday morning near 30th and Burleigh streets. A 59-year-old man was stabbed in his apartment by someone he knew, police said. Milwaukee police received the call at 9:45 a.m.No one was in custody as of noon Monday.
 
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Four masked men storm their way into a home on the city's southside Tuesday night. The suspects ransacked the home at 33rd and Rodgers and shot a 39 year old man in the ankle. The victim is expected to be okay Police are still searching for a motive and suspects in the case.
 
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49 year-old father of 7 speaks out about being attacked on Christmas eve Milwaukee -- [size=A Domino's Pizza delivery driver who was viscously attacked on Christmas eve is asking for the public's help tonight. The 49 year-old father of seven was a victim of a set-up robbery near N. 95 and W. Fond Du Lac Ave. last week.
He was stabbed five times all over his upper body and hand and spent Christmas day in surgery the hospital.
The driver says he tried to deliver to the address and quickly learned that the occupants of the home did not order the pizza.
When he returned to his vehicle, the suspect attacked him from behind and began stabbing him, demanding his cash.
"My whole family flashed before my eyes," says the victim, "I just kept fighting back and ran away," he said.
Milwaukee police are looking for two suspects in the case and the owner of Domino's is offering a $2,000 reward for their arrest and conviction.
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http://www.journaltimes.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/article_ff49b180-ef19-11de-963d-001cc4c002e0.html
RACINE - Police arrested two men for robbing a Journal Times newspaper carrier early Tuesday morning on the north side.

Police spokesman Sgt. Bernie Kupper said the 59-year-old carrier was out delivering newspapers around 5:19 a.m. Tuesday. He was walking toward his car in the 3400 block of Third Avenue when he saw two men running toward him.

The carrier got into his car, but before he could pull away, Miller and Thompkins allegedly opened the door and pulled the victim out. Kupper said they began punching the carrier and demanding money from him.
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And this is the SAME paper that reported the garbage about one of our own just a few months ago. I guess the paper should start encouraging their delivery people to start exercising their rights protected by Article 1, Section 25 instead of attacking those who do.
 
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MILWAUKEE--Overnight a cashier at a Milwaukee gas station is held-up by a masked gunman. It happened at about 1 o’clock this morning at the speedway near 92nd and Bluemound road. No one was hurt. The suspect fled with cash and is still on the lose.



http://www.wisn.com/news/22099515/detail.html

MILWAUKEE -- [/b]A Milwaukee man was killed at about 7 a.m. Thursday on the city's northwest side.

It happened in near 83rd Street and Bobolink.

Police said the 41-year-old man was shot to death but aren't releasing any other details.'
 
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protias wrote:
http://www.cbs58.com/index.php?aid=10583

MILWAUKEE--Overnight a cashier at a Milwaukee gas station is held-up by a masked gunman. It happened at about 1 o’clock this morning at the speedway near 92nd and Bluemound road. No one was hurt. The suspect fled with cash and is still on the lose.



http://www.wisn.com/news/22099515/detail.html

MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee man was killed at about 7 a.m. Thursday on the city's northwest side.

It happened in near 83rd Street and Bobolink.

Police said the 41-year-old man was shot to death but aren't releasing any other details.'
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92nd and bluemound? My friend lives in the apartment building next door. In fact, his is DIRECTLY next door.... He needs some guns I think... Damn.
 
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and there's nothing wrong in society when the lowly pizza delivery guy, the newspaper carrier, even they are getting violently victimized. the same society that cowers at the sight of an open carrier?!
 
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