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OH: Taco Bell employees shoot, kill armed robber
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An armed man who tried to rob a Taco Bell in Cleveland was shot and killed by employees.
De�Carlo Jackson and another armed man went into the fast-food restaurant on Cleveland�s West Side at about 2:45 a.m. Wednesday, with bandanas covering their faces, Cleveland.com reported.
Jackson and the other man pulled guns and ordered three employees � ages 19, 24 and 44 � to get on the ground, according to the report. |
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PHORTO
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"It's not clear whether the employees will face charges[.]"?????
WTF? IT WAS AN ARMED ROBBERY, YOU IDIOTS. |
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