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TX: A man with a carry and conceal gun just stopped a bad guy with an AK-47
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Fort Worth’s Star-Telegram reported on Wednesday of an armed robbery in DeSoto, Texas, “DeSoto police have identified the man who robbed a Waffle House last week with an AK-47, but was shot in the parking lot by a customer who was legally carrying a concealed handgun.”
“Antione Devon Cooper, 26, of Dallas, reportedly stormed into the restaurant around 2:30 a.m. on July 7 brandishing the assault weapon,” reported the Star-Telegram. “He stole money from multiple customers and the Waffle House register, according to a police report.”
When the alleged robber fled the scene into the parking lot, a customer followed him.
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