Someone tried to take the money from Oliver without exiting
the vehicle.
However, Oliver, who was armed, pulled his weapon, and that's when people inside the car also pulled a gun and Oliver was shot, according to HPD.
However, Oliver, who was armed, pulled his weapon, and that's when people inside the car also pulled a gun and Oliver was shot, according to HPD.
This was in Houston and he was making the money drop for McDonald's. Just give them the money! If he hadn't been armed he would likely still be alive. Is it reasonable to think the guy is going to take the money and then just shoot him for no reason.
And here's two recent cases where fear-mongering has left people less safe in their homes, or at least left their children less safe. In Florida, a woman shoots her daughter.
A Florida woman who fatally shot her daughter mistakenly thought the 27-year-old was a home intruder, authorities say.
And here's two recent cases where fear-mongering has left people less safe in their homes, or at least left their children less safe. In Florida, a woman shoots her daughter.
A Florida woman who fatally shot her daughter mistakenly thought the 27-year-old was a home intruder, authorities say.
The sleeping woman woke up when she heard a noise and saw a
figure coming toward her late Tuesday night, said Sgt. Denise Roberts, of the
St. Cloud Police Department. The figure was approaching quickly, Roberts said,
and didn’t say anything.
“The homeowner fired one round at the subject,” a
news release on the shooting states. “The subject was later identified as the
homeowner’s daughter.”
In Cincinnati, a father shoots his son.
A Cincinnati father accidentally shot and killed his
14-year-old son after he investigated what he thought was a burglary in his
home Tuesday, police said.
Stop telling people they are unsafe in their own homes.
Link to Leonard Pitts piece at the Post Star.
Link to Leonard Pitts piece at the Post Star.
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