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This just happened here in New Castle, PA. and is a nice "concealed carry"
What Would YOU Do???
Me Thinks...you are not going to be able to keep your concealed firearm concealed for very long...being forced to remove all of your clothing at gunpoint.
This web newspaper article is somewhat incomplete.
In actuality one young woman (a tavern employee) who was 7 months pregnant politely refused to remove her clothing & she was taken outside with the armed robber when he exited the building...but was (thankfully) released outside.
So we have a situation where armed BGs are willing to fire shots & they expect everybody to strip down naked.
That would likely force me into a guaranteed firefight confrontation.
It would seem to me that as soon as your concealed firearm was spotted you would likely be shot.
What say you?
By The Way...In Pennsylvania Licensed Concealed Carry in a bar or establishment that serves booze is 100% Perfectly Legal.
Read the story...Your Comments and Opinions Are Always Welcome.
Armed Robber Forces Bar Patrons To Strip
No Injuries Reported
POSTED: 2:53 pm EDT May 4, 2005
UPDATED: 3:12 pm EDT May 4, 2005
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A man forced a group of bar patrons to take off all of their clothes before he robbed the tavern and its customers, police said.
The robber fired a shot into the ceiling of Kacey's Playhouse, a tavern in Shenango Township, before closing time early Tuesday, then demanded that the bartender hand over the money in the register and his tip money, police said.
He also ordered about seven customers in the tavern to strip off their clothes and hand over their money and jewelry, police said.
Jernell J. Vernon, 28, of Youngstown, Ohio, was arrested about 30 minutes after the robbery, based on information from witnesses, police said.
John H. Chatman, 34, also of Youngstown, Ohio., accused of driving a getaway car, was also arrested.
Both were charged with armed robbery, criminal conspiracy and other offenses.
Vernon and Chatman were held in the Lawrence County Jail Tuesday.
This just happened here in New Castle, PA. and is a nice "concealed carry"
What Would YOU Do???
Me Thinks...you are not going to be able to keep your concealed firearm concealed for very long...being forced to remove all of your clothing at gunpoint.
This web newspaper article is somewhat incomplete.
In actuality one young woman (a tavern employee) who was 7 months pregnant politely refused to remove her clothing & she was taken outside with the armed robber when he exited the building...but was (thankfully) released outside.
So we have a situation where armed BGs are willing to fire shots & they expect everybody to strip down naked.
That would likely force me into a guaranteed firefight confrontation.
It would seem to me that as soon as your concealed firearm was spotted you would likely be shot.
What say you?
By The Way...In Pennsylvania Licensed Concealed Carry in a bar or establishment that serves booze is 100% Perfectly Legal.
Read the story...Your Comments and Opinions Are Always Welcome.
Armed Robber Forces Bar Patrons To Strip
No Injuries Reported
POSTED: 2:53 pm EDT May 4, 2005
UPDATED: 3:12 pm EDT May 4, 2005
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A man forced a group of bar patrons to take off all of their clothes before he robbed the tavern and its customers, police said.
The robber fired a shot into the ceiling of Kacey's Playhouse, a tavern in Shenango Township, before closing time early Tuesday, then demanded that the bartender hand over the money in the register and his tip money, police said.
He also ordered about seven customers in the tavern to strip off their clothes and hand over their money and jewelry, police said.
Jernell J. Vernon, 28, of Youngstown, Ohio, was arrested about 30 minutes after the robbery, based on information from witnesses, police said.
John H. Chatman, 34, also of Youngstown, Ohio., accused of driving a getaway car, was also arrested.
Both were charged with armed robbery, criminal conspiracy and other offenses.
Vernon and Chatman were held in the Lawrence County Jail Tuesday.