NC man takes gun from robber, kills him

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NC man takes gun from robber, kills him

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Another one bites the dust.

SALISBURY, N.C. -- An attempted robbery suspect was killed Saturday in a scuffle with his intended victim, according to Salisbury, NC police.

Marlon Barber, 23, tried to pull a gun on a man during attempted robbery at the man's home on North Lee Street around 10:30 p.m., according to police.

The two began fighting. The homeowner was able to grab the gun and shoot Barber in the chest.

Officers later found Barber at a nearby home, but were unable to revive him. Police are trying to determine if the two men knew each other.

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Serves him right. :woohoo

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Oldgringo wrote:Serves him right. :woohoo
Absolutely :iagree:

However, I would prefer not to have to wrestle a gun away from an armed intruder before I can start shooting. :fire

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...last words may have been "Gimme that back!!!"
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That Is happening more and more. Same thing happened in Kalifornia recently. There goes the argument by the antis about homeowners being killed by their own guns.

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Fighting back is safer than giving in to criminals.
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JJVP wrote:That Is happening more and more
Trying to find the article, but I read an printed article within the last few days discussing the anti-gunner lies. It cited recent statistics that showed a good guy took the weapon away from the bad guy about 5 times more often than the bad guy taking the weapon away from the good guy.
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It sounds like being a BG is getting more dangerous all the time...

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mikeintexas wrote:It sounds like being a BG is getting more dangerous all the time...
They may need to seek a safer line of work, one with Worker's Comp coverage and tax withholding.
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