Thursday, May 22, 2014

NC Restaurant With "No Weapons" Sign Robbed at Gunpoint --Hello, Chipotle...is this thing on?

NC Restaurant With "No Weapons" Sign Robbed at Gunpoint --Hello, Chipotle...is this thing on?

May 22, 2014 Chipotle , Christine Rousselle 1 Comments
Source:  www.ncgunblog.com
By Christine Rousselle, May 21, 2014, Townhall.com

North Carolina restaurant The Pit was robbed at gunpoint on Sunday. Normally, local crime stories like this wouldn't merit a Townhall post, but this one is different: The Pit has a "no weapons" sign displayed prominently on its door declaring the restaurant a gun-free zone, and bans patrons from carrying concealed weapons.

Authorities said just before 9 p.m. Sunday, three men wearing hoodies entered the restaurant through the back doors with pistols, and forced several staff members to lie on the floor.

The bandits assaulted two employees during the crime, but they were not seriously injured.

What groups like Everytown for Gun Safety or Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America seem to have an issue grasping is that criminals have no respect for the law by nature of being criminals. Criminals aren't going to be stopped by a "no guns allowed" sign. If somebody is going to rob or shoot up a Chipotle, for instance, they're not going to care that they cannot (or have been politely asked not to) bring a gun onto the premises. Criminals are not going to submit to background checks. They'll use straw purchases or just buy a gun from an illegal source. All these policies and laws do is make it harder for legal gun owners to protect themselves.

While I am thankful nobody was hurt, this certainly harms the narrative that "gun free" places are safe places.

Source:  www.townhall.com

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1 comment:

  1. tlhMay 23, 2014 at 5:20 AM

    "I am afraid this is only the 1st kind of this action----The punks are waiting for this kind of posting"
    "Just watch it will happen again---and this is sad." .

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