People comparing this situation with Nigerian police should realise you can never draw this fast with the bulky AK47 that Nigerian police carry and it's harder to conceal. That is why I don't understand why our cops are not equipped with handguns like all modern police department the world over, rifles should be for back up SWAT teams not the everyday patrol cop.

Wetin me know be say
Life too fragile
Once second you fit RIP
E go even shock who dey die

This will go a long way reducing and calming these robbers down.

See as the idiot raised leg like imbec!le.

So gun shot dey pain eh and yet he wanted to inflict same on the woman and their children?

This one got served very chilled karma.

naijapips04:

I know.

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To those saying this is nt America. . . Try and google countries unda South America

akeentech:
We should be allowed to use gun freely in Nigeria. I would have killed so many

That's why you can't have a gun!

Johnbosco77:
three shots to the stomach?
that's murder.....

Actually it should have been three shots to the head! But the woman shooter didn't want to traumatise the moms and kids seeing a head blown to bits and brain matter gushing out.

Ishilove:

So I should guess the kids gunned in their classrooms and school halls were not in their best behaviour??

I’m only responsible for what I type, not what you understand.

Classictee89:
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To those saying this is nt America. . . Try and google countries unda South America

Don’t mind them.

Let armed robbers continue to off them like fowls.

No intestinal fortitude.

fr3do:


During the transatlantic trade before colonization, village men had guns for self defense, war and hunting.
They didn't massacre one another.

Imagine if benue people have guns for their defense, do you think herdsmen can overrun them like that?

With great power comes great responsibility.

Also, guns and ammos are not cheap. Dunces think they’ll just slide into Chukwuemekas shop and buy Gloks.

SniperSmurf:


If the Armed robber had his finger on trigger and squeezed as he was falling (reflex) a stray bullet could easily hit an innocent.

If the ladies bullet had gone through him it could have hit an innocent.

If the robber had returned fire while he was on the ground and she was attempting to take cover behind the car, an innocent could have got hit.

She shouldn't have done that. The street was too crowded. The risk was not minimal enough.

She’s a trained police officer, I’ll take her judgement call over internet quarterbacking.

fr3do:


The scum deserved what he got, he pulled his gun on parents and children.
The woman should have shot him on the head or chest, to prevent the possibility of him firing on all those people.

They are not trained to give headshots.

She executed perfectly, triple tap to the chest cavities where all the important bits are stored.

EMMAUGOH:
The boy only came to theif handbags but met his waterloo

The point when he showed the gun he signed his death warrant.

When you try to rob a person by just grabbing their bag, it's robbery. You might even be considered a pickpocket by some. But when any weapon is used during the commission of said attempted robbery, it becomes armed robbery. Armed robbery used to be a capital offense. Meaning death penalty applies!

It still is a death penalty felony in many countries. By the way, rape used to be a death penalty offense.

There is no relenting on vicious criminals. But I don't support jungle justice like parading people and beating them and trying to set them on fire. That's torture. People that administer torture cannot he trusted, are usually psychopaths that shouldn't be around other human beings and are often criminals themselves.

You can stop a dangerous criminal who threatens your life and the life of others. That attempt to disarm a dangerous criminal can sometimes require lethal means such as shooting them dead. He could have shot someone with his gun. There was no way to know if it was loaded. The military police woman knew she couldn't take the risk.

Bottom line: You can use deadly force to immobilise someone who poses an immediate threat to your life.

EgunMogaji:


I’m only responsible for what I type, not what you understand.

Of course, you are, you gun loving, gun toting being. Violence begat violence. You are a product of your society.

Ishilove:

Of course, you are, you gun loving, gun toting being. Violence begat violence. You are a product of your society.

Thank you, it’s a heady acknowledgment and compliment.

All I need now is prudent gun law so I can transfer my sizable armaments to Nigeria.

Attitudes must be adjusted.

We will make no difference between perpetrators and those who support them.

It’s good to have a backbone.

isalegan2:


The point when he showed the gun he signed his death warrant.

When you try to rob a person by just grabbing their bag, it's robbery. You might even be considered a pickpocket by some. But when any weapon is used during the commission of said attempted robbery, it becomes armed robbery. Armed robbery used to be a capital offense. Meaning death penalty applies!

It still is a death penalty felony in many countries. By the way, rape used to be a death penalty offense.

There is no relenting on vicious criminals. But I don't support jungle justice like parading people and beating them and setting them in fire. That's torture. People that administer torture cannot he trusted, are usually psychopaths that shouldn't be around other human beings and are often criminals themselves.

You can stop a dangerous criminal who threatens your life and the life of others. That attempt to disarm a dangerous criminal can sometimes require lethal means such as shooting them dead. He could have shot someone with his gun. There was no way to know if it was loaded. The military police woman knew she couldn't take the risk.

Bottom line: You can use deadly force to immobilise someone who poses an immediate threat to your life.

I wish Nigeria would adopt Texas Castle Doctrine.

EgunMogaji:


I wish Nigeria would adopt Texas Castle Doctrine.

What is that?

Ishilove:

Of course, you are, you gun loving, gun toting being. Violence begat violence. You are a product of your society.

I mentioned the other day to Sir EgunMogaji that legalizing (wide-ranging) gun ownership is not the right thing for Nigeria. Just as it is not compatible with the culture of most European countries. United States is a different animal.

But that man is committed and armed for a lengthy verbal struggle. I no get the agbara again o.

isalegan2:


What is that?

I mentioned the other day to Sir EgunMogaji that legalizing gun ownership is not the right thing for Nigeria. Just as it is not compatible with the culture of most European countries. United States is a different animal.

But that man is committed and armed for a lengthy verbal struggle. I no get the agbara again o.

You have a better chance of convincing me that I don’t need oxygen

isalegan2:



But that man is committed and armed for a lengthy verbal struggle. I no get the agbara again o.

Like Gazzuz, i have issued same warnings

egunmogaji is a unique animal - a true to life liberal gun nut and the guy can last longer than the energizer bunny in arguments.

EgunMogaji:


Thank you, it’s a heady acknowledgment and compliment.

All I need now is prudent gun law so I can transfer my sizable armaments to Nigeria.

Attitudes must be adjusted.

We will make no difference between perpetrators and those who support them.

It’s good to have a backbone.

You have been watching too many Rambo movies.

Your statement is alarming. They strike me as coming from a very disturbed place.

oyb:


Like Gazzuz, i have issued same warnings

egunmogaji is a unique animal - a true to life liberal gun nut and the guy can last longer than the energizer bunny in arguments.

What's this?

Ishilove:

What's this?

Continue arguing with him and you will find out. "200 posts and still posting. He's going and going and going."

EgunMogaji:


Thank you, it’s a heady acknowledgment and compliment.

All I need now is prudent gun law so I can transfer my sizable armaments to Nigeria.

Attitudes must be adjusted.

We will make no difference between perpetrators and those who support them.

It’s good to have a backbone.

Egun Agba it might be far less hassle buying the guns you need to protect your Nigerian fortress, in Nigeria, as opposed to importing the ones you own in the USA. My understanding of Nigerian gun law is that ONLY authorized gun dealers are permitted to import guns legally, and I certainly would not want to test that theory again in current times.

As you will be aware, you can declare your guns at any airport of departure from the USA, BUT, in response to that declaration, your luggage will be tagged with a HUGE label bearing a picture of a gun that will ensure customs inspectors give that suitcase special attention at the point of arrival outside the USA, which of course is a predicament man pikin would not want to face, generally speaking.

I know this fact because many moons ago I conveyed my personal protection hardware from LAX to Lagos, inside my checked luggage, and I know how difficult it proved, for me to invoke the spirits of my ancestors that helped me remove those offending suitcase labels BEFORE arrival in Lagos, where I then sailed through with no questions asked, to my profound relief.

I would NEVER try a stunt like that again for as long as I live, and I strongly advise that you don't attempt a similar venture in these paranoid times. All the hardware you might ever need, to acquit yourself admirably in any old-fashioned Mexican standoff, can be purchased via helpful police officers in Nigeria, with the notable exception of ALL handguns, which remain verbotten for all civilians resident in Nigeria.

oyb:


Continue arguing with him and you will find out. "200 posts and still posting. He's going and going and going."

Hokay. I gif up. Sometimes wisdom lies in the voice of multitudes.

Jakumo:



Egun Agba it might be far less hassle buying the guns you need to protect your Nigerian fortress, in Nigeria, as opposed to importing the ones you own in the USA. My understanding of Nigerian gun law is that ONLY authorized gun dealers are permitted to import guns legally, and I certainly would not want to test that theory again in current times.

As you will be aware, you can declare your guns at any airport of departure from the USA, BUT, in response to that declaration, your luggage will be tagged with a HUGE label bearing a picture of a gun that will ensure customs inspectors give that suitcase special attention at the point of arrival outside the USA, which of course is a predicament man pikin would not want to face, generally speaking.

I know this fact because many moons ago I conveyed my personal protection hardware from LAX to Lagos, inside my checked luggage, and I know how difficult it proved, for me to invoke the spirits of my ancestors that helped me remove those offending suitcase labels BEFORE arrival in Lagos, where I then sailed though with no questions asked, to my profound relief.

I would NEVER try a stunt like that again for as long as I live, and I strongly advise that you don't attempt a similar venture in these paranoid times. All the hardware you might ever need, to acquit yourself admirably in any old-fashioned Mexican standoff, can be purchased via helpful police officers in Nigeria, with the notable exception of ALL handguns, which remain verbotten for all civilians resident in Nigeria.

I hear you and would never bring my stash over until they change this draconian law.

It’s just a shame to see citizens not able to mount a defense and forced to cower like yellow belly cowards.

But then some are just naturally spineless like that

Jakumo:



Egun Agba it might be far less hassle buying the guns you need to protect your Nigerian fortress, in Nigeria, as opposed to importing the ones you own in the USA. My understanding of Nigerian gun law is that ONLY authorized gun dealers are permitted to import guns legally, and I certainly would not want to test that theory again in current times.

As you will be aware, you can declare your guns at any airport of departure from the USA, BUT, in response to that declaration, your luggage will be tagged with a HUGE label bearing a picture of a gun that will ensure customs inspectors give that suitcase special attention at the point of arrival outside the USA, which of course is a predicament man pikin would not want to face, generally speaking.

I know this fact because many moons ago I conveyed my personal protection hardware from LAX to Lagos, inside my checked luggage, and I know how difficult it proved, for me to invoke the spirits of my ancestors that helped me remove those offending suitcase labels BEFORE arrival in Lagos, where I then sailed though with no questions asked, to my profound relief.

I would NEVER try a stunt like that again for as long as I live, and I strongly advise that you don't attempt a similar venture in these paranoid times. All the hardware you might ever need, to acquit yourself admirably in any old-fashioned Mexican standoff, can be purchased via helpful police officers in Nigeria, with the notable exception of ALL handguns, which remain verbotten for all civilians resident in Nigeria.

NEVER EVER try that again otherwise we will click on frontpage one day and see a thread featuring you in singlets and shorts, sitting on the ground with an array of assault weapons displayed in front of you. Trust 9ja police, they will sha pack their entire store and add to yours.

'Notorious gun smuggler caught in Lagos airport'

oyb:


Like Gazzuz, i have issued same warnings

egunmogaji is a unique animal - a true to life liberal gun nut and the guy can last longer than the energizer bunny in arguments.

Ishilove:

You have been watching too many Rambo movies.

Your statement is alarming. They strike me as coming from a very disturbed place.

Again, I thank you.

Have a nice day

Ishilove:

Hokay. I gif up. Sometimes wisdom lies in the voice of multitudes.

Exactly.

So stop trying to change my opinion.

You do you, I do me

Egun “I bring out emotions in others that they themselves do not understand where it came from” Mogaji.

Ishilove:

NEVER EVER try that again otherwise we will click on frontpage one day and see a thread featuring you in singlets and shorts, sitting on the ground with an array of assault weapons displayed in front of you. Trust 9ja police, they will sha pack their entire store and add to yours.

Na madness of small pikin dey worry me that time, lie no good.

Anyway, all permits have been duly acquired during the intervening years, which is why I can describe those foolhardy stunts I pulled in the past, without fear that Sgt. Dongoyaro will be assigned to track me down in my hideout.

EgunMogaji:


Exactly.

So stop trying to change my opinion.

You do you, I do me

You are a die hard gun lover. It makes me wonder the kind of society America is that makes people love guns. Ahn ahn.

Ishilove:

You are a die hard gun lover. It makes me wonder the kind of society America is that makes people love guns. Ahn ahn.

The forefathers of my adopted country had this to say:

“The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

You either believe or don’t. I will never try to convince anyone to carry arms. So I push back when others don’t reciprocate.

“Out of my cold dead hands.......”

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I am surprised that she did not shoot to kill.

I would have sent him to yonder.

That was a quick draw. She has LEA written all over her moves.

I prefer Gluck 19 to all these 1911s out there.

#ProudlyGunNut

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