Tulane student survives attempted murder when gun jams

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Run to the rescue without a weapon brehs.

Imagine the thoughts running through dudes mind just sitting there waiting for his death :wow:

I never understand why some of them feel the need to shoot and kill you even after they've robbed you. Take the stuff and go :dahell: is wrong with you.
Something called witnesses
 

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I'm not a criminal but from what I gather

A good criminal must be careful to never leave loose ends when dirt is being done.
Anybody that sees your face when you're doing dirt – especially dirt that will get you 25+ – has got to go because 9.5/10 they'll either call the cops on you or, in case you get them shook on the spot - they'll stay quiet for a few days until a friend/family-member/cops/victim-family convinces them to step forward.

Letting the person that's seen you commit a crime go is usually the same as dropping a clue in front of a police station because there will be an APB on your ass.

But dude in the hoodie wasn't smart enough to realize that he was being recorded
 
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Plus you can't really gauge the skill level and intelligence of the owner. A true hit man will never have that shyt Jam or like a 1-5% chance. Because he will maintain his weapon on the weekly basis and conduct maintenance just before the crime is to be committed.

These fukkboi's like this one on the street in the vid - yeah I'm sure they don't even understand how gun mechanics work.
Most street nikkas don't ever clean their shyt
 

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But dude in the hoodie wasn't smart enough to realize that he was being recorded

Welp, the problem with committing a crime is that it's only so much that's under your control in the first place. :francis:

He knew enough to get a hoodie up, and look down when he was dragging ol'girl. But then the unpredictability nature of crime came through and...:francis:
 

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be a coward and criticize a person deciding not to one brehs.

It's one thing to be a coward but it's disgusting to shyt on a person for doing something you're too bytch made to do.

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So anyone who doesn't risk their life to protect a stranger is a coward? Am I getting that right?
 

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and he still robbed the lady in the end :mjlol:dude aint brave he's an idiot. once he asked for the money he shoulda emptied his pockets, looked like he tried to get loud with the gunman :ufdup:
 

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I'm not a criminal but from what I gather

A good criminal must be careful to never leave loose ends when dirt is being done.
Anybody that sees your face when you're doing dirt – especially dirt that will get you 25+ – has got to go because 9.5/10 they'll either call the cops on you or, in case you get them shook on the spot - they'll stay quiet for a few days until a friend/family-member/cops/victim-family convinces them to step forward.

Letting the person that's seen you commit a crime go is usually the same as dropping a clue in front of a police station because there will be an APB on your ass.
nah b, murder will get you on all types of lists
 
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