A Good guy who do not get scared from bomb threats
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 4:14 pm
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With a history in the Lebanese army I would bet he had to deal with more than empty bomb threats. Good on him and a great comment at the end, "No one got hurt and that's the main thing." What a victory statement.Fangs wrote:I saw that video a while back, and at the time one of the top comments said, "Bomb threat? Ha, that was probably day 2 of his military training!"
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If I were guessing, that detail was incidental. He may have had the same result, or been arrested and later released without the permit. People I have known in similar situations (one where two BG's were shot) were not taken in at all.flechero wrote:1 thinkg shocked me... Did you hear the report... "after checking his permit, the police let him go" I am surprised that a bank employee needs a permit, and that a guy that just stopped a robbery was going to be arrested if he did it w/o a permit?????
Am I the only one that found that to be ridiculous? How about instead: "thanks for saving us potential danger, thousands of dollars and hundreds of man hours of investigation." ...lol