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It’s been a difficult week for parents Temia Hairston and Michael Grace Sr. Their son, Michael Grace Jr, was shot and killed during an attempted robbery early Sunday morning.
Police said Grace Jr and two other people tried to rob a Pizza Hut in the 3200 block of Freedom Drive. During the incident, an employee fired his own handgun and killed Grace Jr.
Hairston said she learned of her son’s death on social media, and only got confirmation from police after contacting them first. The grieving mother said she has been left with dozens of questions about the situation that have thus far gone unanswered.
“If there was to be a death, it was not the place of the employee at Pizza Hut. That is the place of law enforcement,” said Hairston.
Hairston and Grace Sr acknowledged that their son was breaking the law by robbing the business, and said they definitely don’t condone what he did.
“It was an act of desperation, but I do not believe that Michael would have hurt anyone,” said Hairston.
Apparently she doesn't understand that in this country we are allowed to defend ourselves against scum buckets like her son.
Maybe she believes her son wouldn't hurt anyone, but to assume that, if you are the victim, could get you killed.
No sympathy from me. Anyone who is in the act of committing robbery (which, unlike burglary, involves force or credible threat thereof), should be fair game for the purposes of self-defense.
Maybe the emotional grieving mother should have taught her stinking thieving son that you don't try to rob others of their hard earned money. Adios scumbag. One less on the street.
Maybe the emotional grieving mother should have taught her stinking thieving son that you don't try to rob others of their hard earned money. Adios scumbag. One less on the street.
Agreed.
But it just happened so you just let her go. Once she starts trying to get political about it then her grace period is over and you don't hold back.
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