I think a lot of people think pulling guns is like pulling guns and movies where you point them at each other and nobody shoots and then everyone eventually puts their guns away.
I think some may think this but I also think this is not the case for obvious reasons. People who pull guns, every single vid I have seen or situation always expect to be the one to intimidate or have the power. The goal with pulling for them is to strike fear most of the time. The "problem" with that for them is, as trained self defenders or just regular armed citizens we have the right to see a threat and respond accordingly because we can't read the future or know what they will do so we will assume you will kill us and it's bye bye to you even if that's not your intent. Additionally they believe only they are tough or you will be unarmed.
Most purple heart recipients recall being completely confused and delirious after being hit badly. The squadmates who rescued them recall them saying really weird things. Its probably severe shock, which is typically why you hit the ground like a sack of rocks.
@Doombuggy17 That's the glorious edumafication system for you, perhaps Hollywood's influence, too. These people didn't realize that there are real consequences for their actions when they're young and they've bought into Marvel's bullsh*t and think they're superheroes. Just watch how many dumb*ss movies show people in standoffs pointing guns at one another. Here's the reality to that Hollywood myth! 🤣👍
Why did he continue shooting? Seems like he took a couple extra shots after the guy was damn near dead. Guess he just wanted to put him out of his misery
@@SAsh-zg6ln Perp was still holding the gun and got a few shots off. You can hear them at the end of the guard's barrage--they have a different tone. I suppose the guard should have suggested he drop it.
@@utubewillyman ya my bad I wrote that before watching the guy shoot back and actually shot the guy in the leg. Just crazy. Hope the guard recovered and doesn’t suffer from ptsd. Such a tough job when u actually have to fight back
The thing is we need are opening your door you don't know that it's to the police @@bobroberts2371 and they seem to forget that you have a right to have it there. Especially when they know knock or quiet dock or quiet announced or do any of the dissembly.
@@Synoopy2 Reprobate minds are at a high. The Lord has handed everyone over to their non functioning, non thinking minds. We’re in the final stages of judgement. Whether people want to believe or not, the proof is overwhelming.
@@bobroberts2371 If he's trespassed it means the manager authorized it and doesn't want to speak with him (the manager is under no obligation to do so) If this guy still wanted to speak to the manager that ship sailed long before his body started losing temperature.
Onviously not guess we will see you dead next for being an idiot if security says no most likely he was told do not let this guy back in by the manager and dude was an idiot and pointed a gun the dude is dead who are you fighting for?@bobroberts2371
Trespassed from the parking lot, and in PA that includes the buildings on it. Huff and puff FAFO, guard told him e was trespassed and needed to leave, game on at that point.
Security guard is a father of 3 kids, one newly born. He did his job, and came home to his family. Hoping his emotional burden from the shooting is minimal.
Security personnel never get enough respect from the public think they are mall cops but they do amazing things everyday thank a security guard yes thank them you never know when they may save your life :)
@@bobroberts2371yes yes every right thinking person agrees that we need 4th amendment auditors to lurk outside the homes of officers at night, extremely ready to "defend themselves" 😅 until the cops stop doing exactly that to us *actual human people* But that doesn't give this idiot the right to threaten with a gun, dumdum
@@bobroberts2371well, if it's a no knock which luckily doesn't exist in most states, why should an individual assume that cops are coming in and not armed robbers?
He said “really?” Like he was going to say “I was just acting like a tough guy, I wasn’t going to use it.”😂 Don’t ever draw on someone unless your next action is to pull the trigger. The other person could be armed and have every intent to survive regardless if you were planning on using yours or not.
@@The.Nasty. said " he got shot for pulling a gun on a security guard. Why are you being disingenuous? " I want to get people to compare this incident to the guy in Florida whom opened the door of his apartment while holding a gun after police ID'd themselves and knocked. RE: Some defend the security guard but vilify the officer in Florida.
@@focusd said " but he was trespassed. " Remember the guy in Arizona that was asking bank customers if they had an account there? Some defended the " rights " of the guy to be there and not be detained / arrested for trespass. All a security guard can do is " Ask " someone to leave where as an actual officer can " Force " someone to leave. .
After guard empties his pistol, you can hear 3 quieter shots which is the bully firing back at the guard. Then after a pause the guards starts shooting with the shotgun. I would like to know how many shots the bully got off, we can hear 3 (and know 1 hit the guard) but he might have got more shots than 3
Yes, the guy got a shot off on the guard. 1+16=17 unless you are saying there are 18 shots, 1 of them the attacker. What is it, explain your thought process.
@jf8138 I commented at the beginning of the video. Paused and commented. Finished the video to learn the guy also shot. Sooo, the thought process should be pretty simple to figure out. No need to change what I wrote though. I hope your day is as good as mine, peace.
Does this apply to the guy in Florida that was shot when he answered the door of his apartment while holding a gun after police knocked and ID'd themselves?
To be more specific I would suggest never drawing if you aren't willing to fire, and fully understanding that doing so will only make the situation go up or down in danger which you may well have little influence in, particularly if you aren't great at conflict communication.
Looks like this guy has probably pulled his gun on people before as an intimidation tactic. He's real loud and kinda crazy. But didn't realize not everyone is gonna be scared of him.
“The security guard was shot in the leg and was taken to the hospital in stable condition. The deceased is the owner of a nearby food truck called Rickshaws Raving BBQ”
@@user-ek2eb5md8g I searched up the news article because I wanted to find out more about the food truck. Found it on insta. He seemed like a cool guy, but he made a costly mistake here
Oftentimes bad guys think they're closely related to silverback gorillas and all they have to do is beat their chests enough to win. The gun may have been just a prop to show he was the baddest ape in the jungle. It works until it doesn't.
Missing to the left is not an issue of sights/red dot but about how you pull the trigger. If you slam it (which is understandable in a stressful situation like this) right handed shooters will miss low to the left and left hand shooters will miss low to the right.
This actually happened in Philly and there are a few gas stations in bad neighborhoods that have armed security with long guns. I really don’t understand why someone would draw on someone armed with multiple firearms and then be surprised when they use them. Great analysis John.
The 'armed guard' thing always bothers me because the the criminals just rob someone else. Undercover guards are better because they stop the criminals from victimizing others.
it seems excessive at first but when u realize the security guard actually got shot u realize his life was at risk and its u or him so what u gonna do.
When the attacked and defended begin the physical altercation, the attackers shirt goes up for a split second exposing the concealed weapon. At that point the guard steps back and draws his own gun, the attacker then draws his gun but is shot.
@@AntoineWilliams7118 It not only goes up, it looks like he reflexively started to pull it up as if that’s when he first thought about drawing it. The guard saw the gun, stepped back and drew first.
@@NezumiMausgun didn't leave his hand until the last shot removed either the gun or the hand, not over kill until the threat has stopped. He's still moving, still has the gun in his hand, still a threat.
No idea what the food truck guy was thinking by pulling a pistol. Appeared that he thought by brandishing in the hope that he would intimidate the guard. Bad idea as we see.
"Really?" Yeah, homeboy, really. You thought you could pull a gun on an armed security guard and got turned into swiss cheese. Frankly I'm surprised the guard wasn't asking "really?" after the gun came out.
I was glad to hear what you said about right handed shooters missing to the left. The last time I took my pistol to the range I was fairly consistently missing to the left. It had been a long time since I'd taken the pistol out. This showed me I need to do it more often.
A little test you can perform is to stretch out both of your arms at full length infront of you, make a small circle with your hands and look through the circle at a object about 15ft or more away from you. Then you close one eye and see if the object is still inside the circle, then close the other eye and check the same. One eye closed will make the object disappear from the circle, the other eye won't. The eye where the object is still in view is your dominant eye. If you draw your pistol with your dominant hand but the opposite eye is the dominant eye then it can throw your shots off slightly, even if you are aiming with both eyes open looking down the sights. It's a good test and arwareness of your dominant eye will inprove your accurancy.
@stevegrifftx back when I was shooting it more, I was "good enough for me", meaning keeping the vast majority in the 10 ring. But it's been a long time since I've shot it much. Nowadays most of my shooting is 22.
@@kennethkanaiff6242 Yes, I believe that's what he was referring to when he said, "trigger finger." Unsure why you felt that required clarification, but you obviously don't know how to shoot, so... I'm getting that "slow kid" vibe. Maybe it's an honest dyslexia kind of issue. My gut says no, though. Gut says "slow kid who thinks he knows things he doesn't know."
Dude went in there and KNEW the owner had an armed guard because of the beef they had in the past. And he still went in, knowing his face was on the “do not serve under any circumstances unless he completely leaves the premises and apologizes for being an asshole.” List That dude was absolutely looking to make a last stand. Something tells me he was going under. Found a halfway profitable spot before the owner got fed up and decided to check out.
Look him up. Dude was a grievance studies major and common race hustler. After 2020, these people think they can riot and act a fool with impunity: "He earned his bachelor of arts in sociology, with a focus in race and ethnic diversity, from Pennsylvania State University in 2006."
When people say things like "one day this bully is going to mess with the wrong guy" today would be the type of day they were referring to. Classic FAFO.
@@user-ek2eb5md8g It's a reference to the 1992 Rodney King Riots in LA. Many small businesses in predominantly black areas were owned and operated by Korean immigrant families, and as we all know 'racial justice' necessitates 'attacking anyone who has made even marginally better life choices than you have and taking their stuff.' /sarc The Korean immigrants quickly began defending themselves and their businesses, including taking up observation and firing positions on their roofs. And the term 'Rooftop Koreans' was born.
@@user-ek2eb5md8g Make yourself the favor of watching on of the best documentaries ever, "O.J.: Made in America" (2016), at least the first episode, and you'll know a lot about all that.
I think the guard thought the pistol was quicker to bring into play than the shotgun. The shotgun looked to be on a sling and the guard figured it would take too long to bring it into play
When the attacked and defended begin the physical altercation, the attackers shirt goes up for a split second exposing the concealed weapon. At that point the guard steps back and draws his own gun, the attacker then draws his gun but is shot.
I think a lot of people think pulling guns is like pulling guns and movies where you point them at each other and nobody shoots and then everyone eventually puts their guns away.
Yup then they do that and wind up dead like the guy in the video
I think some may think this but I also think this is not the case for obvious reasons. People who pull guns, every single vid I have seen or situation always expect to be the one to intimidate or have the power.
The goal with pulling for them is to strike fear most of the time. The "problem" with that for them is, as trained self defenders or just regular armed citizens we have the right to see a threat and respond accordingly because we can't read the future or know what they will do so we will assume you will kill us and it's bye bye to you even if that's not your intent.
Additionally they believe only they are tough or you will be unarmed.
😂😂 had to be what buddy thought here
Believe me, before joining ASP I was convinced it worked that way 😂
EXACTLY!!!
"really?!?" Yeah dude, really. Don't pull a gun on an armed guard and not expect to get blasted
All while staying at the door, also, keeps holding the gun.
His no chalant "Oh really" makes me thinks he thought he was gunna survive, maybe he thought he had one respawn left.
I know right? What did truck boy think was going to happen when he pulled a gun on an openly carrying guard?
Most purple heart recipients recall being completely confused and delirious after being hit badly.
The squadmates who rescued them recall them saying really weird things.
Its probably severe shock, which is typically why you hit the ground like a sack of rocks.
@Doombuggy17 That's the glorious edumafication system for you, perhaps Hollywood's influence, too. These people didn't realize that there are real consequences for their actions when they're young and they've bought into Marvel's bullsh*t and think they're superheroes.
Just watch how many dumb*ss movies show people in standoffs pointing guns at one another. Here's the reality to that Hollywood myth!
🤣👍
Dude saying "really" just tells me he thought its fine to draw a firearm to intimidate without considering it as deadly force. He got a reality check.
Why did he continue shooting? Seems like he took a couple extra shots after the guy was damn near dead. Guess he just wanted to put him out of his misery
@@SAsh-zg6ln Perp was still holding the gun and got a few shots off. You can hear them at the end of the guard's barrage--they have a different tone. I suppose the guard should have suggested he drop it.
@@utubewillyman ya my bad I wrote that before watching the guy shoot back and actually shot the guy in the leg. Just crazy. Hope the guard recovered and doesn’t suffer from ptsd. Such a tough job when u actually have to fight back
@@SAsh-zg6ln yeah, I didn't know either until I saw another commenter mention it!
@@SAsh-zg6lnthreat was still active .
“Don’t bring a Food Truck to a Gunfight”
Well, at least he was full
@@user-yd2ct7cy8cfull if lead
Want flies with that?
I bet you he's drawn his gun many times before, and no one did anything. That's why he was so confident.
Yup. He's used to using his gun to intimidate, and getting his way.
@@TheSharna23not anymore..😂
Yeah he’s probably not used to someone telling him no.
@@BIGSID320ikr....he had 3 different guns. A pistol. A rifle and a shotgun.
He chose the pistol and rifle for this job
What’s that smell…
I'm amazed at the number of people who think they can pull a gun on a person (or a cop) and think it's a conversation starter.
I'll this just stick to the tried an true "some weather we're having!"
Baseball is good.
Good conversation starter & CONVERSATION ENDER
Is anyone amazed of the number of people that think they can open the door to their apartment to police while holding a gun?
The thing is we need are opening your door you don't know that it's to the police @@bobroberts2371 and they seem to forget that you have a right to have it there. Especially when they know knock or quiet dock or quiet announced or do any of the dissembly.
He was shot in the head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes😂
F you. You made me spill my drink
Knees and toes 😂😂
GOATed comment
🤣🤣🤣
Imagine that being your last words, “Ow! Oh god. Really?!?!”
Ego is super deadly and this is proof for the masses.
Life has very little meaning these days. At 63y I have seen a decline in peoples thoughts and minds.
@@Synoopy2 I wish I could say that you were wrong, but there’s examples all over 😔
I hope that more people can practice patience.
@@Synoopy2 Reprobate minds are at a high. The Lord has handed everyone over to their non functioning, non thinking minds. We’re in the final stages of judgement. Whether people want to believe or not, the proof is overwhelming.
Why i love texas
@@903Skoobatruth. God forgive us.
"Guns aren't for threats, they're for actions"
"Aren't for guns, actions they're for threats?"
A gun is a threat
@@ducesuave8271A gun is not a threat a gun is a solution
@@ttsugaming7043 Also a problem.
@@Fluffyhairgeek Guns arent a problem people are the problem
He's been trespassed, he knows he's not supposed to be there, and he still enters the store to create more conflict. He got what he came for!
Trespassed from the parking lot. Unless he was told not to enter the store, he had the right to talk to the manager.
@@bobroberts2371 If he's trespassed it means the manager authorized it and doesn't want to speak with him (the manager is under no obligation to do so)
If this guy still wanted to speak to the manager that ship sailed long before his body started losing temperature.
Onviously not guess we will see you dead next for being an idiot if security says no most likely he was told do not let this guy back in by the manager and dude was an idiot and pointed a gun the dude is dead who are you fighting for?@bobroberts2371
Trespassed from the parking lot, and in PA that includes the buildings on it.
Huff and puff FAFO, guard told him e was trespassed and needed to leave, game on at that point.
Amen!
Security guard is a father of 3 kids, one newly born. He did his job, and came home to his family. Hoping his emotional burden from the shooting is minimal.
Security personnel never get enough respect from the public think they are mall cops but they do amazing things everyday thank a security guard yes thank them you never know when they may save your life :)
He was also shot in the leg
Everyone of these comments saying it is entertainment miss the effect on the mental health aspect on this guard of ending someone's life.
Why would u have 3kids on a security guard income? good god keep it in your pants.
@@asdfgsfgj8220 god forbid he wants his offspring to carry on his legacy.
"Keep the change, you filthy animal."
Lmao
Damn son, you’re at least 40 years old.
@@ffcsin hop off the internet bro. you got issues pressed over someone’s age lmao
@@Lookatmylongslong its hard to convey sarcasm in text.
Waited for this moment to say this all your life 😂
FYI: Food truck for sale near Philly.
Dam 😂
He wont be needing it.
Killer deal I heard….in fact it’s a deal to die for.
@@user-wq5ws1qs7x
What you dont see is the airstrike the guard called in and then the Bayonet charge.
Hammer of Dawn
Mighty Mo was adjusting the 16" battery
😂😂😂
Also the footage stops right before the grenades start getting lobbed
Bro 😂😂😂😂
Even in the end, he didn't know when to shut up.
The 12ga sure did though 😂
No charges filed means the officers and DA tried everything in their power to charge him but a grand jury refused.
“I pulled a gun on you and you shot me? REALLY?”
Pretty much how it goes
*Reaalllyyyyyyy,.😩*
“I opened my apartment door to police while holding a gun and you shot me? REALLY?”
@@bobroberts2371yes yes every right thinking person agrees that we need 4th amendment auditors to lurk outside the homes of officers at night, extremely ready to "defend themselves" 😅 until the cops stop doing exactly that to us *actual human people*
But that doesn't give this idiot the right to threaten with a gun, dumdum
@@bobroberts2371well, if it's a no knock which luckily doesn't exist in most states, why should an individual assume that cops are coming in and not armed robbers?
Remember, switching to your shotgun is always faster than reloading
😂
What kind of name is soap?
Underrated comment
And depending on the shotgun load, you are sending 9 rounds of .32 caliber per trigger pull.
@@ryangriffith1500how did a muppet like you get through the establishment’s main door?
He said “really?” Like he was going to say “I was just acting like a tough guy, I wasn’t going to use it.”😂
Don’t ever draw on someone unless your next action is to pull the trigger. The other person could be armed and have every intent to survive regardless if you were planning on using yours or not.
My dad would be hollering ( SHUT THE DOOR ! AC IS ON )
U funny bastard 😅
@@alexsaa2116 TRUTH
😂😂😂 really?!
😂
Right? Old school! Shut the door! We're not trying to cool the neighborhood.
Total bully.
He bullied the wrong person, in the wrong place.
Yes, the guy had every right to enter the business and talk to the manager, instead he got shot.
@@bobroberts2371he didn’t get shot for entering the business, he got shot for pulling a gun on a security guard. Why are you being disingenuous?
@@The.Nasty.he’s obviously a Democrat. 😂
@@The.Nasty. said " he got shot for pulling a gun on a security guard. Why are you being disingenuous? "
I want to get people to compare this incident to the guy in Florida whom opened the door of his apartment while holding a gun after police ID'd themselves and knocked. RE: Some defend the security guard but vilify the officer in Florida.
@@focusd said " but he was trespassed. "
Remember the guy in Arizona that was asking bank customers if they had an account there? Some defended the " rights " of the guy to be there and not be detained / arrested for trespass. All a security guard can do is " Ask " someone to leave where as an actual officer can " Force " someone to leave. .
Sounded like 17 pistol shots, 4 shotgun blasts.
Just enough.
After guard empties his pistol, you can hear 3 quieter shots which is the bully firing back at the guard.
Then after a pause the guards starts shooting with the shotgun.
I would like to know how many shots the bully got off, we can hear 3 (and know 1 hit the guard) but he might have got more shots than 3
Yes, the guy got a shot off on the guard. 1+16=17 unless you are saying there are 18 shots, 1 of them the attacker. What is it, explain your thought process.
And a partridge in a pear tree.
I guess the security guard has his first run in with nemesis lol.
@jf8138 I commented at the beginning of the video. Paused and commented.
Finished the video to learn the guy also shot.
Sooo, the thought process should be pretty simple to figure out.
No need to change what I wrote though.
I hope your day is as good as mine, peace.
Brandishing a weapon and acting hard is much different than drawing a weapon and being hard.
Really good comment :)
this is what happen when you can't control your emotions...
Homeboy Fckd around....and FULLY found out.
he semi automatically found out
There’s one of you in every comment section
Really
Dawg? Really?
I cannot think of a better example of fuck around and find out. God DAMN!
First rule of gun combat: never pull your gun out if you're not going to use it.
Does this apply to the guy in Florida that was shot when he answered the door of his apartment while holding a gun after police knocked and ID'd themselves?
was actually looking for that statement in the comments!
@@bobroberts2371 Shhhh... 🤫 it's circumstantial 😊
@@bobroberts2371 Different situation and your going from one extreme side to the other side with your comment! irrelevant!
To be more specific I would suggest never drawing if you aren't willing to fire, and fully understanding that doing so will only make the situation go up or down in danger which you may well have little influence in, particularly if you aren't great at conflict communication.
I've seen hundreds of people dying from gunshots now. This guy takes the crown for damage taken while still talking and being coherent. Wow!
Guy with a food truck has some sort of BEEF. Sounds about right
😂
Had, not has......
His mama raised a fool.
Yessir 😹🤣🤣
Agree whole heartedly.
@IceCubeCubevision will have to create a new song to include security guards to the list of people who hurt his feelings.
Lowered one too
😂😂😂😂😂
“Oh gawd, really?”
No it’s a prank bro 😎
:)
Ashton!! Where you at?!
Welcome to Jackass!
Ya right naw jk
Great, now that food truck is haunted. Have heard stories of people walking past it at night and hearing a faint voice… “Really, …really?”.
No way! Really?
No… am kidding. It’s probably in police impound I’m guessing though.
Now shut the door, you're letting all the A/C out.
Bet mf regretted pulling that firearm real quick lol
Not for long tho 😂
@@tomasc6Facts! 🤣
@@user-ek2eb5md8g 🤣
Haha beat me to it.@@tomasc6
He thinks the guard wont fire and he probably regret not firing first
Looks like this guy has probably pulled his gun on people before as an intimidation tactic. He's real loud and kinda crazy. But didn't realize not everyone is gonna be scared of him.
Seems like he was comfortable with using his weapon as an intimidation tool. He may have done this before and gotten away with it.
Im betting food truck guy bullied his way into every parking lot just like this
Not the brightest candle. Even when he was dying he didn't get it.
When you're so entitled you think you're righteous in everything you do...
Astonishing level of stupid.
The half way in halfway out temperature challenge 😂
Jajajaja
😂😂😅
Threshold
Had him doin the hokey pokey
Overkill? Yes. Justified? Yes
Exactly
How is it overkill. He literally had the gun in the air until the last two shotgun rounds. AND the guard has been shot by him.
Seems like he could have still shot at him while laying on the ground... despite having 16 shots in him his hands seemed like they were searching
In a blue state and city, that would get you thrown in jail
How? Still moving still holding a deadly weapon.
Holy lord. That was intense. I didn't expect that many shots to go but, sometimes you got to do it till the fights done. Holy Lord
We're stretching the word "kerfuffle" here.
scuffle-butt
entanglement....
LOL
Irony meter is pegged
Idaho Goat Roping Convention
"Oh God reaaally?" BANG....im not laughing....I'm NOT laughing
You may like the irony that he took the temperature challenge next to a sign saying 'ghost'.
HEHEHEHEHE I AM HAHAHAHAHA
@@larryjimbob And right under Ghost, it said "screwballs" ...which is exactly what he got from the shotgun.
😂😂😂😂😂🤣@@larryjimbob
You better not 🤣
Food truck owner didnt know he'd be the one cooked
Dude found out way more than he thought he would when he fudged around.
“The security guard was shot in the leg and was taken to the hospital in stable condition. The deceased is the owner of a nearby food truck called Rickshaws Raving BBQ”
@@user-ek2eb5md8g I searched up the news article because I wanted to find out more about the food truck. Found it on insta. He seemed like a cool guy, but he made a costly mistake here
RAVING explains it all!
@ransom6892 I’m thinking folks are NOT still raving………
I don't think the dude had a chance to shoot his gun, it was probably a ricochet.
I heard they renamed the Food Truck to “Really, Dawg?”
The guy was a bully. First he bullied them by forcing the food truck on them, then by barging in aggressively, then by pulling the gun.
Yeah he pretty much brought it on himself..we make these tough guy decisions in life and it cost him his life.
"Stupid games win stupid prizes" works well here. Total bully.
Oftentimes bad guys think they're closely related to silverback gorillas and all they have to do is beat their chests enough to win. The gun may have been just a prop to show he was the baddest ape in the jungle. It works until it doesn't.
Bro really thought he was in a movie. He seemed genuinely surprised by the guard's understandable reaction
As long as the bad guy …was able to hold on to his weapon…he still,posed a deadly threat to the guard.
I believe that is perfectly correct.
I believe that is perfectly correct.
I couldn’t tell but it looked like he may have tried pointing it, but couldn’t really tell.
“Who the F you talkin’ to Dawg?”
-“Nobody”
hilarious nobody lmao
Robber-you'll talk to me over my dead body! 😋🤌🏼
"A dead man"
Jeez man
Take this 🏆
HAHAHA homeboy had his bluff called. Not going to use it, don't pull it.
Correct
@@brando3342 yes! you met Darwin
and received his award
yes im gonna laugh at you. you needed to be removed from the gen pool
@brando3342 it's called being happy for society and the species. Darwinism at its finest. Hard to feel bad for a fucking bully.
@@brando3342what do you expect from these people? Take a look at their history.
@@brando3342Do you not see the world we're living in?
Missing to the left is not an issue of sights/red dot but about how you pull the trigger. If you slam it (which is understandable in a stressful situation like this) right handed shooters will miss low to the left and left hand shooters will miss low to the right.
Now they're never gonna get that food truck out of the parking lot.
Now our homie's cookin' in Hell's Kitchen.
@rhondamc3642 LOL
Where's the lamb sauce
@@eeddsdsd (in my best Gordon Ramsay voice) What a fucking doughnut 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 best in the thread!
@@gavinbaker3886...
Gordan slaps a piece of bread on either side of his face...'WHAT ARE YOU???'😂😂😂
Would love to see Jack Black double as John Correia in an episode of ASP
That would be a hilarious collab.
Naaccchhhooo
Me too lol
Karl Marx
lol bro
What a great learning tool this channel is.
Baffling he can pull a weapon out, get shot, and then ask “really?” like in his mind getting shot was not even a remote possibility.
"Really? Right in front of my gun, the gun I pulled on you, the gun I use to escalate the conflict, my pew pew"
Kusco's poison 😂
This actually happened in Philly and there are a few gas stations in bad neighborhoods that have armed security with long guns. I really don’t understand why someone would draw on someone armed with multiple firearms and then be surprised when they use them. Great analysis John.
Why would someone open the door of their apartment to police while holding a gun and not expect to get shot?
What does that have to do with this? Regardless we have a constitutional right to hold guns in our own homes no matter who knocks @@bobroberts2371
The 'armed guard' thing always bothers me because the the criminals just rob someone else. Undercover guards are better because they stop the criminals from victimizing others.
@@jiyushugi1085interesting take.
@@jiyushugi1085Armed security us a visual deterrent
Imagine feeling so entitled that you can't believe that an armed security officer would shoot you after threatening him with a gun while trespassing 🤯
My guess is NPD with lower self awareness.
In Canada the security guard would be facing 25 years in prison for 2nd degree murder.
But on the otherhand, he would be dead so...
it seems excessive at first but when u realize the security guard actually got shot u realize his life was at risk and its u or him so what u gonna do.
Absolutely. This isn't a kid with an airsoft gun, this is a guy with a vendetta who wants you dead.
When the attacked and defended begin the physical altercation, the attackers shirt goes up for a split second exposing the concealed weapon. At that point the guard steps back and draws his own gun, the attacker then draws his gun but is shot.
Yup.
@@ElationProductions even if someone pulls an air soft gun on you your allowed to shoot them😂
@@AntoineWilliams7118 It not only goes up, it looks like he reflexively started to pull it up as if that’s when he first thought about drawing it. The guard saw the gun, stepped back and drew first.
That “ghost” to the left of him…foretold his fate
I cant understand the thinking process of people like that, how on earth did he expect this to turn out?!
They're bullies and don't have a thinking process. They have zero impulse control
1:30 “Oh, God. Really?” 1:33 Bang! Yes, Really.
that was kinda fun but also very over kill
@@NezumiMausgun didn't leave his hand until the last shot removed either the gun or the hand, not over kill until the threat has stopped. He's still moving, still has the gun in his hand, still a threat.
@@Mike.The.Jewelerexactly... Plus the armed guard has a gunshot wound. It's kill or be killed.
@@NezumiMaus Overkill is underrated.
@@existentialcrisis918 Man, you live _really_ scared, don't you?
He said, "Oh god, really?" 😂
He asked god that 30 seconds later personally
30 seconds later god said yes really and then he said lets talk 😳
Hes really talking like that 😂 Dog really, wtf Dogg....Really.....YEA YOU PULLED OUT A PISTOL YA DB
No idea what the food truck guy was thinking by pulling a pistol. Appeared that he thought by brandishing in the hope that he would intimidate the guard. Bad idea as we see.
"Really?"
Yeah, homeboy, really. You thought you could pull a gun on an armed security guard and got turned into swiss cheese. Frankly I'm surprised the guard wasn't asking "really?" after the gun came out.
Can we all please take a moment of silence to honor the food in the truck that got spoiled? It didn't deserve that.
That was crazy keep your attitude in check especially if its a toy cop.
Exactly.. there is a difference between the police and the security guards..
pulling a gun while trespassing... 🧠
He walked into a publicly accessible shop, wtf you talking about trespassing?
Cooked in the head you yanks.
I was glad to hear what you said about right handed shooters missing to the left. The last time I took my pistol to the range I was fairly consistently missing to the left. It had been a long time since I'd taken the pistol out. This showed me I need to do it more often.
Is your trigger finger in the correct position?
A little test you can perform is to stretch out both of your arms at full length infront of you, make a small circle with your hands and look through the circle at a object about 15ft or more away from you. Then you close one eye and see if the object is still inside the circle, then close the other eye and check the same. One eye closed will make the object disappear from the circle, the other eye won't. The eye where the object is still in view is your dominant eye. If you draw your pistol with your dominant hand but the opposite eye is the dominant eye then it can throw your shots off slightly, even if you are aiming with both eyes open looking down the sights. It's a good test and arwareness of your dominant eye will inprove your accurancy.
@stevegrifftx back when I was shooting it more, I was "good enough for me", meaning keeping the vast majority in the 10 ring. But it's been a long time since I've shot it much. Nowadays most of my shooting is 22.
As in on the trigger? Finger placement means fuck all.@@stevegrifftx
@@kennethkanaiff6242 Yes, I believe that's what he was referring to when he said, "trigger finger." Unsure why you felt that required clarification, but you obviously don't know how to shoot, so... I'm getting that "slow kid" vibe.
Maybe it's an honest dyslexia kind of issue. My gut says no, though. Gut says "slow kid who thinks he knows things he doesn't know."
Dude went in there and KNEW the owner had an armed guard because of the beef they had in the past.
And he still went in, knowing his face was on the “do not serve under any circumstances unless he completely leaves the premises and apologizes for being an asshole.” List
That dude was absolutely looking to make a last stand. Something tells me he was going under. Found a halfway profitable spot before the owner got fed up and decided to check out.
Look him up.
Dude was a grievance studies major and common race hustler.
After 2020, these people think they can riot and act a fool with impunity:
"He earned his bachelor of arts in sociology, with a focus in race and ethnic diversity, from Pennsylvania State University in 2006."
I am sure in that neighborhood that guy needed the gun in his food truck,but made the wrong move pulling on the guard.
I’m from Philadelphia and a longtime fan of this show and when I saw this shooting on the news, I instantly thought of this channel.
The weird thing is that when this channel saw this shooting, this channel thought of you.
....he ended up takin the "asphalt temperature challenge"!😂
That car backing in when this started got very lucky. Looked like the driver missed being in the line of fire by just 1 or 2 seconds.
Damn. That food truck guy should of just left the parking lot. He came in with an attitude and pulled a gun being all tough and confrontational. Sad.
So you think he should have just left. He probably should've.
Should've would've could've. Contractions are _hard,_ eh? So hard.
@@skipdreadman8765 Bro got emotional over a grammar mistake 🤡
"Remember, switching to your long gun is always faster than reloading"
You trained him well CoD.
Had to be on drugs to be conscious after taking that full magazine from that pistol. But no drug will save you from that level of blood loss.
When people say things like "one day this bully is going to mess with the wrong guy" today would be the type of day they were referring to. Classic FAFO.
"Skin that Roscoe and go to work"😂😂😂 oh geez this is why I love this channel!😂😂
Armchair Lawyer: "You can't use deadly force to protect a business!"
Reality: "The fck I can't." 💯
Rooftop Korean's say otherwise 👍
@@user-ek2eb5md8g It's a reference to the 1992 Rodney King Riots in LA. Many small businesses in predominantly black areas were owned and operated by Korean immigrant families, and as we all know 'racial justice' necessitates 'attacking anyone who has made even marginally better life choices than you have and taking their stuff.' /sarc The Korean immigrants quickly began defending themselves and their businesses, including taking up observation and firing positions on their roofs. And the term 'Rooftop Koreans' was born.
Once he presented a deadly weapon it became plain old self defense.
@@user-ek2eb5md8g Make yourself the favor of watching on of the best documentaries ever, "O.J.: Made in America" (2016), at least the first episode, and you'll know a lot about all that.
He didn't protect a business he protected his life. Guard wasn't watching this from home .
My grandfather always told me. "Never pull out your gun unless you are going to use it" 🤷🏻♂️
Food truck: what's up dawg!
Guard: you are
I think the guard thought the pistol was quicker to bring into play than the shotgun. The shotgun looked to be on a sling and the guard figured it would take too long to bring it into play
This is what I was thinking too
Ego vs Defensive Minded Skill..(legs, chest and face...where wasnt the perp shot, really...)
😂
Clearly, his mouth 😂
Delivery guy :"Really"
Security guy : booom , chuck chuck , boom
In the words of Johnny Cash “don’t take your guns to town son leave your guns at home Bill”
"When you have to shoot, shoot...don't talk..."--Tuco
Yes, reminds me of Ugly too. That's why he's a survivor
No coming back from that.
Next time stay in your truck dog, yes really lol
He drew first against the armed guard is like drawing against a LEO. Well he took the store entrance asphalt challenge.
When the attacked and defended begin the physical altercation, the attackers shirt goes up for a split second exposing the concealed weapon. At that point the guard steps back and draws his own gun, the attacker then draws his gun but is shot.
it’s like people really expect NOTHING to come from pulling a lethal weapon out in ANYYY encounter.
I think it had more to do with all the man-buns in play. And now there's one less food truck that sells Kerfuffels.....
I can't believe dude fired that many shots lived that long and still managed to shoot the security guard. He gave that security the first shot too.
That's what I'm saying, and he took rounds to the face and chest too to add that one on
Hot heads get hot lead. Calm is a super power
That is what we call a mag dump
@@Xj900_24is that fr? you learn something new everyday i guess, thanks
@@Xj900_24😂😂
Taco truck: "You know who I am?"
Guard: "Dead meat!"