Posted on 07/26/2016 10:12:25 AM PDT by Silentgypsy
Flash mobs are usually fun, especially for those who don’t see it coming.
Unfortunately for Gloria Mantas, she became the victim of a flash mob robbery over the weekend.
Mantas was working at her convenience store gas station on Washington Street early Sunday morning when about 25 teenagers suddenly came in at once just after midnight.
They started grabbing drinks, candy, ice cream and anything they could get their hands on. Then, in less than a minute, they all left at once – without paying for anything.
(Excerpt) Read more at boston.cbslocal.com ...
Anyone caught should have phone privileges (and certainly the free phone) revoked for a couple of years.
In MA, I was well-armed -- legally -- with a license whose "Reason" field said, "For all lawful purposes".
You just have to earn the trust of the right small-town police chief...
“Some States may allow deadly force to be used defending property. Most don’t.”
Oh, that is the difference. I am in Texas. Here, if I see someone running away from my house after a burglary, even if he has something in his hand that MIGHT look like something which belongs to me, I can mow him down. ;-)
The DEMOCRATS, Quakers, Unitarians, and Great Society got together to destroy Catholic neighborhoods, and the Catholic bishops joined in the chorus that anyone resisting was a RACISSS.
You had the key—the right police chief.
LOL!
They'd have to be able to read the directions if the products were going to work.
Concur.
I see that this is a neighborhood in the southwest part of Boston.
After doing this to her once the subhumans may return.
She ought to consider at least shutting down earlier. Question
whether her late Saturday night take is really worth it.
I’d bet that Mantas is a LibDem Hillary/ Warren supporter.
Need a fake convenience store with an unfortunate gas leak. Lure them in, quickly lock the doors remotely, then send a flaming arrow into the building.
You are a very good strategist!
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