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FL: Suspected robber shot and killed by victim with concealed carry weapon
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A man was killed by the victim he attempted to rob who had a concealed carry weapon on him.
Gainesville police said they got called to a shooting Monday morning in NW Gainesville.
Officers say the victim was coming home from a movie theater with family members, and while they were parked Arkeem Bennett approached them with a handgun in an attempt to rob them.
The victim who holds a concealed carry permit took out his gun and shot at Arkeem in self-defense, one of the bullets struck Arkeem but he was able to get away in his car with another person driving. |
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mickey
(5/10/2018)
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They actually used the word 'victim' correctly throughout the entire article?
Wow, I'm impressed for a change. |
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