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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: DoctorYO on May 21, 2004, 01:12:34 PM
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Lazs will appreciate this story.
"The only thing I can do is protect myself, and if that means shooting somebody that intends to shoot you, so be it," Honeycutt told RTV6's Jack Rinehart Tuesday. "I'm sick of the crime and I'm sick of being victimized."
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/3320630/detail.htm
(got to love your dailyrotten.com)
(Sorry about broken link looks like the indystar doesn't like direct links...
suggest:
Dailyrotten.com then cover your eyes and go down the page.. to the story..
or goto :
TheIndyChannel.com click on the news at the top and find the story its on bottom left.......
again sorry for the cluster fellas..)
Hey 15 rounds what was he using.. Lazs any suggestions
Or was this guy jacked up on meth/crack..
Looks like this G-Money rolled up on the wrong prey....
DoctorYO
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Linky no worky.
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can't read the link but... 15 rounds... If it was a handgun.. he either reloaded or used a pre ban magazine.
the klinton ban limits mags to 10 rounds but pre ban mags are available for most 9mm and 40 cal. handguns.
I take it someone bad was shot 15 times?
lazs
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How about copy and paste?
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That's odd because the URL is valid. Go to their man web site and search for "Honeycutt".
http://www.theindychannel.com/
Deliveryman: I Shot Man In Self-Defense
Prosecutors To Review Case
POSTED: 7:22 pm EST May 18, 2004
INDIANAPOLIS -- A Pizza Hut deliveryman who police say fatally shot a man on the city's east side Monday night says he acted in self-defense.
Ronald Honeycutt, 38, of Carmel, says he had just delivered a pizza at the Oaks Apartments around 11 p.m. Monday when a man approached him with a gun.
Honeycutt (pictured, right), who was near his delivery van and had his own gun, fired 15 times at the man, later identified as Jerome Brown, 20, of Indianapolis. Brown was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
"The only thing I can do is protect myself, and if that means shooting somebody that intends to shoot you, so be it," Honeycutt told RTV6's Jack Rinehart Tuesday. "I'm sick of the crime and I'm sick of being victimized."
Honeycutt said that after the shooting, he picked up Brown's handgun and drove to a Pizza Hut, where sheriff's deputies took him into custody. Police questioned Honeycutt and then released him.
Pizza Hut, which has a policy forbidding deliverymen to carry weapons, fired Honeycutt soon after the shooting, Rinehart reported.
The county coroner's office Tuesday determined Brown died of multiple gunshot wounds.
Honeycutt said he used all the ammunition he had because Brown kept standing.
"The guy literally stood there the whole time with his arm up," Honeycutt said. "The whole time, I'm popping off rounds ... (and) the guy's still standing there after 15 rounds went off in him."
Honeycutt, who has a valid license to carry a firearm, said he planned to buy another handgun and go back to work with a different pizza business.
The Marion County prosecutor's office will review the case to determine whether Honeycutt acted in self-defense, Rinehart reported.
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Why the hell did he take the gun and leave the crime scene? Was he threatened? Stupid.
15 rounds and he was still standing? I wonder how many holes are in the building behind the suspect. :D
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heres the link
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/3320630/detail.html
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So in INDIANAPOLIS they have right to carry concealed weapon in a car?
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Any follow-up to the pizza delivery man who ended up with a bomb collar around his neck, robbed a bank, then had his head blown off while cuffed in front of a police cruiser?
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Originally posted by Russian
So in INDIANAPOLIS they have right to carry concealed weapon in a car?
Indiana law:
"No person shall carry a handgun in any vehicle or on or about his person without a license being in his possession."