[Steely Tom]

He wasn't threatening "the store," he was threatening the people who were shopping at "the store."

What is it with these "journalists."

A gun was threatening a store, and somehow a guy ended up dead. How awful.

[digger48]

Timothy must be tired.

It seems he was the only one working at Townhall this weekend. Every article yesterday and most all of the articles today were penned by him.

but I had to chuckle when I saw the headline

[tinyowl]

'He wasn't threatening "the store,"'

What if he had missed? What if that miss instead hit an endangered shelving?

Don't tell me the store wasn't threatened, mister.

[SgtHooper]

Oh, and don’t forget that he was perceived as a “gentleman”. Yeesh.

[Secret Agent Man]

I would bet they write it this way as to not be used by lawyers as poisoning the minds of potential jurors and judges.

It really makes me sick as well, but I think that is why they do such wording. Less ammo for the defense attorneys to help their case.

[Kaslin]

A gun was threatening the store? Wow

I am sure you meant to say: A guy with

[Dr. Sivana]

He wasn't threatening "the store," he was threatening the people who were shopping at "the store."

Agreed. Reading that made me think of Don Quixote tilting at windmills.

[luvbach1]

The store got the drop on him.