VIDEO: Armed Robber Attacks A Clerk Who
Is A Military Veteran – It Didn’t
End Well
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 1/11/2022 12:46:47 PM
A clerk who used to serve in the military fatally shot one of two armed robbery suspects who had entered a Bay Point convenience store, pistol-whipped him, and stole money from the register. Mark Kasprowicz, who served in the USAF in the 1980s, was working at Kam’s Market when two suspects entered the store and demanded the contents of the register, with one bandit flanking around the back of the store and holding the manager at gunpoint. Video of the robbery shows one of the suspects jump over the counter, and pistol whip Kasprowicz, forcing him to the ground.
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in $5M China deal 15 replies
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in $5M China deal 15 replies
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Rashida Tlaib urges Democrats to vote
against Biden in Michigan primary over
Gaza war support 14 replies
against Biden in Michigan primary over
Gaza war support 14 replies
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Who is this "us," Kemosabe, and what are we trying to build?
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Just like a VETERAN would do in the service...this man went ABOVE & BEYOND the call of duty. I hope he get a nice bonus for his efforts!