Gunfire Exchanged Between Convenience Store Clerk And Robber; One Survives

By Brandon Curtis

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — A man died from a gunshot wound to his leg, and it’s believed that he was shot as a result of an armed robbery that didn’t go quite as he had planned. In the end, an armed employee was ready and willing to defend against the threat that had presented itself.

The body of Derrick Malik Wiley, 21, was found in the 4200 block of Waterbury Road, off New Hope Church Road just west of Capital Boulevard.3

Investigators said Wiley was a suspect in a robbery of a Mini Mart in the 5500 block of Old Wake Forest Road. During that incident, a store employee exchanged gunfire with the robber.

Just as carrying at home is important, the same holds true for your place of employment. Many people shy away from carrying at work because of many different reasons, whether it be an employer frowns upon it or any legal issues that may arise.

From experience with writing on many self-defense stories that happen at the workplace, it’s safe to assume that carrying at work isn’t a bad idea at all. Of course there are some places that are targeted more often, such as gas stations, but …Read the Rest

Source:: Concealed Nation