Beechmont Mini-Mart Owner in Third Gunfight; Passerby assists

By Dean Weingarten

By Dean Weingarten

Arizona – -(Ammoland.com)- Connecticut isn’t generally known for its gunfighters. But in our modern society the intersection of economic necessity and bad neighborhoods creates them.

Connecticut is not particularly Second Amendment friendly. The State Constitution protects the right to keep and bear arms, but the Connecticut government has enacted a slew of laws that burden gun ownership and defensive carry. They do not recognize any out of state permits. A license is required to buy a gun or to carry one. But if you jump through the bureaucratic hoops, it can be done. Those who need or want guns can get them. There is no evidence that these bureaucratic burdens have had any effect on the crime rate. Mohammed Yasir obtained his gun legally, as did the passerby outside his store.

They used them legally as well.

Mohammed Yasir, the owner of the Bridgeport Mini-Mart is no stranger to gunfights. This was his third gunfight with armed robbers. This time a bullet from his pistol went into the ceiling, and a passerby outside the store also engaged the robbery crew. No one appears to have been hit. …Read the Rest

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