This is laughable! The family of an armed thug criminal, Dante Williams, who was killed while robbing a Waffle House restaurant are calling for more strict gun laws.
Family of Violent Criminal Killed While Committing Armed Robbery Wants Tougher Gun Laws
These thugs terrorized the patrons in the Waffle House restaurant by ordering them to empty their wallets, purses, hand over cellphones and lay on the floor.
Maybe stricter gun law would have kept a gun out of their family member’s hand, which would have definitely been a good thing, but honestly, other than his family, who the hell cares that a violent criminal thug was killed while committing an armed robbery? Not me!
In fact, I would say that anyone who commits an armed robbery should expect to be shot and killed by an upstanding citizen who has their conceal & Carry license, and I would actually celebrate a legally-armed citizen taking an armed criminal thug, like Dante Williams, off the street – permanently.
The family says that the armed thug did not deserve to die, but I would say that the dead criminal took his life in his own hands when he walked into the Waffle House restaurant and pulled out a gun to rob and terrorize everyone inside, and probably even deserved to die.
The family of a North Carolina man who was shot and killed while committing an armed robbery is calling for stricter gun laws.
Dante Williams, 19, and his accomplice Jawan Craig walked into the Waffle House restaurant and “terrorized” the customers in 2012 intent on robbing it at gun point. Upon being approached by Williams, gun in hand, one of the patrons, Justin Harrison – who also had a concealed weapon on him but had an actual permit for it – shot Williams in self-defense, killing him “almost instantly,” according to a Fox News affiliate in North Carolina. Fox only recently acquired the video footage from the 2012 incident.
Craig tried wrestling the gun away from Harrison but couldn’t and fled the scene. He was later apprehended and sentenced to 30 years in prison for participating in the robbery.
Williams’s cousin Tamika McSwain is saying that although what he did was wrong, he shouldn’t have died and is calling for stricter gun laws. In the video, she specifically cites Harrison in her argument, asserting that tougher regulations for the acquirement of concealed weapon permits may have prevented her cousin’s death.
McSwain said her cousin obtained the gun through the crowd the teen hung out with – “the wrong crowd,” she said, while noting that she believes more training is needed for CWP carriers, specifically Harrison.
Harrison, however, says he did what he had to do. David Blanton, who was Harrison’s CWP instructor, reviewed the video and said Harrison followed his training and was justified in firing, notes Fox.
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