https://nypost.com/2022/08/05/las-v...nds-himself-by-stabbing-would-be-robber/

Old news, see the post with video on this forum .

Tough to win a jimmy these days.

I think the Asian's demeanor is interesting. Very little emotion or evidence of fear or anger. Yet when that switch get's flipped,..it's ON!

Afterwards he's very calm while he gets 911 on the phone.

Is there some kind of online score board that tracks robbers losing? I'd check it regularly for some good news.

yep....old post....

2nd vid posted has more detail though

It's the way of the Ninja

It was new to me.

Thanks to 8N ford driver.

That shop owner wasn’t very excited, just another chore.

Wonder how the rest of that call went. So finish the call: "Hello? There was a robbery at my store and one of the robbers is..."

Bleeding out on my floor.

Looks like two white boys that wanted to play gangster. It didn't look like either were over 18. F'ed around and found out

I liked how he just tossed the robber to the side and walked out back to get his phone.

But the robber said he was sorry.......that it wasn't his idea...

"Thugs say the darndest things when they're dying".....
That would make a great TV show...

Did the kid die from his wounds?

Yep. They thought it was an easy thing to get away with, with little or no risk of consequences.

this what happens when white boys watch groids get by with doing this for decades .And decide they can too

Yep, he threw the pos like the trash that he is. That was a nice finishing touch!

Loved how he dragged the leaking, pleading perp towards the door.

Haven't researched but an extended version I watched said he was alert and talking to EMT when they arrived. I thought he would bleed out quick.

Like I've always said, once a criminal (with felonious intent) jumps (or otherwise penetrates) the barrier between where customers belong over to where only employees belong, all bets need to be off, i.e., no cop or DA should be allowed to nitpick the level of force applied against the criminal. After that, only the rules of war apply.

The clerk is smart and these 6 words prove it:



“I was scared for my life,” Nguyen told The Post on Friday.

Exactly. It should be a legal presumption, in fact, that a criminal who jumps the barrier into the employee-only space with criminal intent constitutes, de facto, an imminent and deadly threat to the employees behind that counter (similar to how the Castle Doctrine works here in Florida). That needs to become black letter law wherever possible.