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GA: Gun Owner Shoots, Kills Armed Robber
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A gun store owner shot and killed a man attempting to rob his store Monday morning, according to police. The owner of Dixie Gun and Pawn in Cobb County was preparing to open the store when two men with ski masks and guns came in, police said. Police said the owner pulled out his gun and fired, hitting one of the gunmen. |
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jac
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| File under the heading of "Bad victim selection". |
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jac
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| File under the heading of "Bad victim selection process." |
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