Posted on 11/04/2013 6:37:13 AM PST by marktwain
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – A man with a concealed-weapons permit shot and killed an alleged robber in an incident outside of a New York Fried Chicken restaurant that ultimately left two men dead, investigators said Thursday.
The two related shootings occurred around 12:45 a.m. Oct. 31 at 734 S. Division Ave.
One of the people killed was the robbery suspect, police have said. His name has not been released.
Family members have identified Domnick Floyd, 23, of Grand Rapids, as the second victim at the shooting scene. They said that police told them that Floyd was picked out for robbery by others after he attended a hip-hop concert at the Intersection nightclub.
Grand Rapids Police have not identified anyone involved in the shootings.
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From reading the related stories it appears that there was a 3rd shooter who shot the victim.
I didn’t know New York was known for fried chicken, I thought fried chicken was a Southern thing.
Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!
I tell people who love pigeons that they are rats until the grow wings. The reply is,”Yeah, right.”
They I say, “Think about it; have you ever seen a baby pigeon?”
“I never thought about that,” they reply, scratching their head.
I hope the man with the concealed-weapons permit had no more than seven rounds per magazine. It would be a shame to get shafted after a good deed, and even worse for someone who can handle these situations to be disarmed as a convicted felon.
Please .....Flatbush Squab........:o)
Good one!
...shot and killed an alleged robber in an incident outside of a New York Fried Chicken... at 734 S. Division Ave... Domnick Floyd, 23, of Grand Rapids, as the second victim at the shooting scene... was picked out for robbery by others after he attended a hip-hop concert at the Intersection nightclub.The Intersection (bar/club) is about a mile from the NYFC. I've been to the former, I have never been to nor will I ever go to the latter, and it has nothing to do with this event.
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