The Precious Little Angels

July 2, 2008 on 3:06 pm | In Uncategorized |

Remember the retired Marine who shot the two hoodlums in Florida a while back. Apparently the family of one of the hoods, now deceased, think he shouldn’t have “taken the law into his own hands” while he was being forced into the restroom for only God know what.

Isn’t this the way it always is? Please! The two little angels broke the law and paid the price. Sorry for your loss, but sudden death is a hazard of being a criminal. Good shooting Marine!


According to Plantation police, two armed men barged into the Subway at 1949 Pine Island Road shortly after 11 p.m. Wednesday, demanding money from the employee behind the counter. When they tried to force John Lovell into the bathroom, he pulled out a gun and shot both men, police said.Donicio Arrindell, 22, was shot in the head and later died at the hospital. Fredrick Gadson, 21, was shot in the chest and ran from the Subway, but police found him in hiding in some bushes on the property of a nearby BankAtlantic.

Gadson’s grandparents told Local 10 on Thursday that Lovell was wrong for pulling the trigger.”He should not have taken the law in his hands,” said Rosa Jones, Gadson’s grandmother.Her husband, Ivory Jones, also condemned the media for its portrayal of Lovell’s actions.”I don’t condone what they did, (but) I definitely don’t condone the news people making him out to seem like they’re making a hero out of this man because he shot somebody down,” he said.

(h/t) Days of our Trailers

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  1. Heck, Lovell gave them more of a chance than they deserved. He didn’t even pull his gun until they tried putting him in the bathroom.

    I’m not sure I would have waited that long, but I’m certainly not going to second guess the Marine on the spot.

    Comment by Alan — July 2, 2008 #

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