'Knockout Game' results backfire when 'victim' is armed
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DeAndre Felton and his crew had a problem: The mall was closed. The curfew in effect. But they were still high on drugs and wanted to have more fun. So they decided to beat someone up.
Turns out they chose The Wrong Guy.
They had just come from a local park where DeAndre and 15 others beat up two girls, sending one to the hospital with a broken arm.
So DeAndre came up with an increasingly popular idea: In St. Louis they call it the Knockout Game. In Illinois, Polar Bear Hunting.
Regardless of what DeAndre in Meriden, Conn., called it, the rules are the same all over: Find a person who looks defenseless. Then punch him. Or kick him until you get tired or he is knocked out. Or worse. Game over.
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The parents of these thugs are defending their kids for one reason and one reason only: Money. Read, "Who can I sue?"
ReplyDeleteOn a news report about a month ago, the mother of a 16-year-old that was shot and killed (gang-related) outside of a Chicago nightclub, questioned the security team of the club. An hour after her son's brutal murder, she calmly stated for the TV cameras, "This club is gonna pay!"
And that's where we are in this countries major cities today.
everyone needs to be prepared to defend and protect their own lives and the lives of their loved ones, the police can't be everywhere, and will never be there when you need them
ReplyDeletePick me...
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