Man wielding sword in Dairy Queen dies after being shot by employee (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Tom Swiss [ 21 August 2012 - 10:15am ]
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Share this 1) People who can't get guns are still capable of deadly mayhem. 2) Civilians with guns can often stop people intent on deadly mayhem. Man wielding sword in Dairy Queen dies after being shot by employee (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
A masked man wielding a sword tried to rob a central valley Dairy Queen on Sunday afternoon but was shot and killed by an employee, Las Vegas police said.

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