7-Eleven robbed 3 times in 24 hours
A Stockton, California 7-Eleven was robbed three times in a 24-hour period by the same suspect before a clerk fought back.
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U.S. Women Soccer's World Cup Fail, and Consequences of Criminal Behavior, with Clay Travis and Dana Loesch | Ep. 602
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Aug 7, 2023
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Stockton 7-Eleven: The Clerk Who Fought Back
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The second hour opens with a story that perfectly encapsulates the upside-down logic of progressive criminal justice: a 7-Eleven clerk in Stockton, California — one of America's most crime-ridden cities — was robbed three times in 24 hours by the same man, who on one occasion threatened to shoot him if he intervened. [1] — Megyn Kelly "A Stockton, California 7-Eleven was robbed three times in 24 hours by the same man, who had previously threatened to shoot the clerks. When…" 52:10 On the third visit, the clerk snapped and beat the robber with a stick, the viral video showing a man getting exactly what was coming to him. The robber's injuries? Pain in his leg and shoulder. The police response? Investigating the clerk for assault. Dana Loesch is incredulous: these workers deserve a key to the city, not handcuffs. Both she and Kelly note that the police showed zero interest in the first two robberies — but were suddenly very interested once the victim fought back.
Restorative Justice Is Empowering Criminals
From the McCloskeys in St. Louis to Daniel Penny in New York to the Stockton 7-Eleven workers, the pattern is clear: people who defend themselves are prosecuted while the aggressors are protected. Dana Loesch argues that restorative justice is systematically stripping Americans of the right and instinct to protect themselves.
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