A Robbery Gone... Good?

[SJLee]

This is propaganda brother. He'd actually have to show up with a gun to rob the store.

Whatever, put the guy in jail. Not even remotely heartwarming to me. I volunteer at several homeless shelters and you can get food for yourself and your family without having to pull a bat on someone.

i pulled a knife off a guy that pulled one on me at an ATM in college and it was amazing how "save me jesus" kept coming out of his mouth right before my size 13 went in.

1000-1 odds this guy robs another store within 30 days. It worked once for him, maybe again.

 

[machine gewehr]

Reminds me of the crazy story of my grandmother's brother.

He wakes up one night,noise coming from the living room.He walks in and sees this robber.In the middle of night,he tells him to be calm,he's not going to do anything and offers him tea!

They sat and chat for a few hours,the burglar tells he's unemployed, has kids etc. etc. and my grandmother's brother gives him some money and makes him promise never to steal again.

That old man always creep me out...

 

[PSPookie]

"wow" pretty much sums it up for me, too. although it's a shame that outcome had to come from an attempted robbery.

Nice story, great outcome.

Wow, nice outcome!

It's nice to see this type of reaction out of people. Too many lately would just as soon shoot the guy.

 

[hbarcat]

One of my friends was robbed at gunpoint in Chicago and after he gave the guy his wallet that had only 3 dollars in it the robber assumed he had more money stuffed away somewhere else and demanded it.

My friend insisted that was all he had (which was true) and the robber said, "You're even more poor than me. Here's for lunch." And he gave him back his wallet with the 3 bucks still in it.