[Brilliant]

It saved his life, but he got fired. That's a pretty good trade.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

One-man-pizza-delivering-wrecking-crew! What does he do in the case of a paltry tip?

[battousai]

This is one case where I do hope this fine gentleman sues the pants of Pizza Hut!

[Lunatic Fringe]

This guy not only carried a gun on the job, but delivered pizzas in a van?

The more I read about this guy, the lower my estimation of his IQ.

[HEY4QDEMS]

No need for me to plan a boycott, their pizza sucks anyway so I don't do business with them.

[RonF]

A pizza deliveryman won't face charges for fatally shooting a would-be robber several times

Ah, Mr. Editor, I can see where you can fatally shoot a cat several times, but you can only fatally shoot a man once. Although you can kill a man by shooting him several times.

Brown-Dancler's gun carried a loaded 14-round clip but had no bullet in the chamber he didn't know how to use it, Crawford told the Star. When confronted, Honeycutt pulled his own 9 mm from the back of his pants and fired until it was emptyHe says he fired 15 times in about eight seconds. An autopsy revealed Brown-Dancler was hit at least 10 times knew how to use his, and knew he wasn't in a movie or a TV show.

"The guy kept standing. He knew he was injured when he fell," Honeycutt told the paper. "His concern was he made an error, and the only thing he could say when I was grabbing his gun off the ground was, 'I just wanted pizza.' and figured that waving my gun at someone was a good way to get it"

"This was late at night. This was a high-crime area," Crawford is quoted as saying. "He left because he wasn't sure whether or not Brown-Dancler had any friends with him. As it turns out, he did indeed have friends with him. They pissed their pants and ran like scared cats left when they heard shots fired found out that this guy wasn't interested in being a victim."

[RonF]

Jerome Brown-Dancler approached Honeycutt at around 11 p.m. on May 17 just after he had made a pizza delivery in Indianapolis. According to the report, Brown-Dancler pointed a 9 mm handgun at the Pizza Hut employee as he was entering his van.

...

"The guy kept standing. He knew he was injured when he fell," Honeycutt told the paper. "His concern was he made an error, and the only thing he could say when I was grabbing his gun off the ground was, 'I just wanted pizza.'"

If all true, it's interesting that the mindset here is, "It's O.K. for me to threaten someone with lethal force to get anything I want, and it's a surprise when someone responds with lethal force."