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Posted: 10/1/2005 3:54:18 PM EDT
cbs5.com/californiawire/CA--FBI-Carjacking-kn/resources_news_html
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That's on the first fucking page of "The Big Book of Bad Ideas."
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They were on their way to the local military base to try and hotwire a Humvee when they noticed the much easier target of well armed FBI agents.
Darwin gets a big +1 |
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They do when they are "undercover"! |
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Kudos to those agents for arranging the miscreant's meeting with God/Jesus/Allah/Buddha/name-your-diety. Rehabilitation through Reincarnation - give it a chance!
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Wonder if they'll tell their cell mates the story of how they fucked up and tried to carjack the FBI.
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Chris Rock missed that one in "How not to get your ass kicked"
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A similar incident happened in MD about 10-12 years ago.
Four hoods tried to carjack a guy in an apartment complex. The guy was an FBI agent, on his way home from pistol qualification! He killed two, wounded one and captured the fourth. |
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If the carjackers were minors not much is going to happen to them except the quick reply that they received during the attempted car jacking.
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sweet |
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Lesson to be learned: Please ask for ID before attempting to rob. |
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Strange! Still nothing wrong with the outcome. Sadly, this reminds me of an attempted robbery of two Secret Service agents in a vehicle during a stationary surveillance in Los Angeles many years ago. In that instance the bad guys won. |
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Ha-ha. "So, what are YOU in for?" |
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Yep, and pity other law-abiding Cali citizens don't have the means to respond in kind if they're car jacked. |
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But I thought since California has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the country, criminals can't get guns.
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Similar thing happened in Baltimore a couple years ago. Perp was cruising the inner harbor, and thought an unmarked Crown Vic Interceptor (you know the ones with the low profile tires, small comms antenna, and gvt plates that don't look anything like a police car....) would be a good target. He drew down on one fed. The other fed came around behind and lit him up...gut shot him. They found him about sseven blocks away holding his own guts in with his hand. He's now in the pen with a colostomy bag
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My thoughts EXACTLY!!! Carjackers oughta be hung like horse theives USED to be.... - georgestrings |
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nice shooting! score one for the good guys.
I'm thankful they all went home to they're families. |
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I told ya they looked like G-Men, but "NOOO" y'all didn't listen to me.
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Extremely poor professional judgement on the hi-jackers part. A true occupational hazard. Given their probable rap sheets listing their professional accomplishments they could probably get Workmans Compensation in California.
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I thought the standard issue now is a G23, aka "Glock fo-tay." Except these FBI agents obviously appeared "professional enough" to carry them. |
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I know some guys in college that were arrested for stealing road signs in KC. Apparently one of the signs was in front of an FBI stake-out. The FBI called the police and the guys were stopped a few miles away.
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Hate to tell you but here in Virginia we do! |
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