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That dog at the end was standing there and getting ready to strike so the woman could get away lol
I'm so glad I don't have to work a retail job, or working in stores/restaurants in general. Especially in heavily populated areas, because I imagine robberies happen so damn much.
Ha damn, I love this one. He realizes he isn't getting out of this one, and just gives it back, haha great. Karma gotem good right there.
Ha damn, I love this one. He realizes he isn't getting out of this one, and just gives it back, haha great. Karma gotem good right there.
Woman shoots and kills suspect in attempted North Las Vegas carjacking, 1 person arrested
by Matthew Seeman
Wednesday, December 7th 2022
Jaylin Morrison is accused of being part of a carjacking attempt that ended with a woman shooting one of the suspects in self-defense, North Las Vegas Police say. (LVMPD)
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A woman shot and killed a suspected carjacker in self-defense last month in North Las Vegas, according to police, and another suspect has since been arrested.
Jaylen Morrison, 18, was taken into custody in connection with the incident, police wrote in an arrest report. All names of parties involved were redacted except for Morrison's.
According to the report, two women were sitting in a parked car in the area of Coleman Street and San Miguel Avenue waiting to go to a party on Saturday, Nov. 19.
While they were waiting, a car parked directly in front of them. Three men got out with guns pointed at them and yelled at the two women to get out of their car, the women told police.
One man pulled the woman in the driver's seat out of the car, got into the seat and tried to drive. The woman told police that the car is push-to-start and the man appeared to have trouble getting it started.
He put his gun in his lap while he tried to start the car, and the woman said she grabbed it and ran away. Within seconds, a man tackled her from behind. She turned toward him and fired the gun at least once.
While on the ground, she said another one of the men started shooting at her, the report states. She pushed the man who tackled her off her and ran south as the other man continued to shoot at her. She said she hid in a nearby house's yard and heard someone yell out that his friend had been shot. She came out of hiding once the police arrived.
The man who was shot was pronounced dead at the scene, and police described the shooting as a case of self-defense in their report.
Police spoke with someone who knew the man who was shot. That person said he was hanging out with two friends, one of whom was identified as Morrison. Detectives investigated and identified Morrison as a suspect in the attempted carjacking based on cell phone GPS records.
LVMPD's criminal apprehension team found Morrison on Friday, Dec. 2, and took him into custody. He declined to speak with detectives following his arrest, per the police report.
Police say three guns were found inside the apartment during the arrest, with ammunition in a Glock .45 matching ammunition in a gun found at the scene of the crime.
Another person was inside the apartment when Morrison was arrested, according to the report. That person told detectives he was in the car with Morrison during the carjacking.
Morrison has been booked into Clark County Detention Center and is being held on $50,000 bail. He is facing charges of first-degree kidnapping, attempted robbery, burglary with a deadly weapon, and conspiracy to commit robbery. His next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 20.
by Matthew Seeman
Wednesday, December 7th 2022
Jaylin Morrison is accused of being part of a carjacking attempt that ended with a woman shooting one of the suspects in self-defense, North Las Vegas Police say. (LVMPD)
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A woman shot and killed a suspected carjacker in self-defense last month in North Las Vegas, according to police, and another suspect has since been arrested.
Jaylen Morrison, 18, was taken into custody in connection with the incident, police wrote in an arrest report. All names of parties involved were redacted except for Morrison's.
According to the report, two women were sitting in a parked car in the area of Coleman Street and San Miguel Avenue waiting to go to a party on Saturday, Nov. 19.
While they were waiting, a car parked directly in front of them. Three men got out with guns pointed at them and yelled at the two women to get out of their car, the women told police.
One man pulled the woman in the driver's seat out of the car, got into the seat and tried to drive. The woman told police that the car is push-to-start and the man appeared to have trouble getting it started.
He put his gun in his lap while he tried to start the car, and the woman said she grabbed it and ran away. Within seconds, a man tackled her from behind. She turned toward him and fired the gun at least once.
While on the ground, she said another one of the men started shooting at her, the report states. She pushed the man who tackled her off her and ran south as the other man continued to shoot at her. She said she hid in a nearby house's yard and heard someone yell out that his friend had been shot. She came out of hiding once the police arrived.
The man who was shot was pronounced dead at the scene, and police described the shooting as a case of self-defense in their report.
Police spoke with someone who knew the man who was shot. That person said he was hanging out with two friends, one of whom was identified as Morrison. Detectives investigated and identified Morrison as a suspect in the attempted carjacking based on cell phone GPS records.
LVMPD's criminal apprehension team found Morrison on Friday, Dec. 2, and took him into custody. He declined to speak with detectives following his arrest, per the police report.
Police say three guns were found inside the apartment during the arrest, with ammunition in a Glock .45 matching ammunition in a gun found at the scene of the crime.
Another person was inside the apartment when Morrison was arrested, according to the report. That person told detectives he was in the car with Morrison during the carjacking.
Morrison has been booked into Clark County Detention Center and is being held on $50,000 bail. He is facing charges of first-degree kidnapping, attempted robbery, burglary with a deadly weapon, and conspiracy to commit robbery. His next court appearance is scheduled for Dec. 20.
Stealing is wrong. I know it. You know it. Every thief knows it. I understand in certain circumstances that it needs to happen. Like if a broke mom is trying to feed her kids, she takes a bit extra when no one is looking. But stealing from a big box store is a lot different from stealing from a person.
I think you are a special kind of stupid and selfish when you directly steal from another person. Be it their car, their house, or something off their front lawn. You reap what you sew.
I think you are a special kind of stupid and selfish when you directly steal from another person. Be it their car, their house, or something off their front lawn. You reap what you sew.
