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Concealed Customer Meets Restaurant Robber
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Mark A. Taff
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It is 10:30 at night. You walk into a small restaurant to get your takeout order. You’re talking on the phone when a man behind the counter turns around, sees you, and points his gun at you. He orders you to hand over your phone. The three employees behind the counter have their hands up and are emptying the cash drawer. While you had your head in your phone, you walked in on a robbery in progress.
You’re a gun owner. You have your Pennsylvania concealed carry permit. You’re armed tonight. You hold your phone out as you draw your firearm. You shoot your attacker one time in the neck. Now the attacker drops his gun and falls to the ground. |
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PHORTO
(12/10/2020)
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Florida law is silent on the issue of whether or not a restaurant must have a permit to lawfully conceal a customer.
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