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The above is a text description of a very violent shootout that happened in Philadelphia, PA. I will try to find the video for this.

The security told the guy to leave, and pushed him back towards the door. The BG became irate, started mouthing, and drew a pistol from his pants.
The report above states that it was a Glock with an extended magazine.

The guard immediately opens up on the bad guy with his handgun. It appears he does a mag dump on the guy, then uses an AR style shotgun, racking the slide for maybe 5 or 6 more rounds. The BG hit the security guard in the thigh with 1 round.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/chopper-6-ov ... 23120.html

The above link just shows a little of the start of the encounter. If someone can find the action part of the video, with sound, I would appreciate it.
This multi round shootout is probably the most intense you will ever see. While getting shot, the BG say "Really bro??" He was surprised that someone would shoot him, just because he seemed about to use his extended mag Glock!

SIA

video: link

Andre Boyer looks like he's running a 200 round magazine or something, LOL

He won't do that again

FastCarry:

Thank you for providing that detailed link.

SIA

IMO he was still trying to bring the gun to bear even after being shot with the pistol so the shotgun rounds seem justified...

Wearing gloves, ignored first communication (which resulted in the push), was the first to set their hand on and deploy a weapon, continued to attempt to point the weapon even after getting shot.

Mag dump wasn't great but I'm sure the guard's adrenaline was quite high...


Armed guard at a stop-and-rob probably means its been robbed plenty of times before. Owner decided a guard was cheaper than theft loss or increased insurance bills.

PriestTheRunner wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 10:01 am IMO he was still trying to bring the gun to bear even after being shot with the pistol so the shotgun rounds seem justified...

Wearing gloves, ignored first communication (which resulted in the push), was the first to set their hand on and deploy a weapon, continued to attempt to point the weapon even after getting shot.

Mag dump wasn't great but I'm sure the guard's adrenaline was quite high...


Armed guard at a stop-and-rob probably means its been robbed plenty of times before. Owner decided a guard was cheaper than theft loss or increased insurance bills.

Apparently he was known in the area for trailering around a bbq pit and setting up in parking lots to sell bbq. He had already been told to move along from the gas station prior to the shootout. My presumption is hes wearing black nitrile gloves, common in cooking/bbqing.