BALTIMORE SUN REPORTER SAVED FROM MOB BY STORE OWNER
On April 27, Baltimore Sun reporter Justin Fenton was saved from a mob of rioters by a Baltimore business owner armed with a shotgun.
According to CNN, Fenton was on the streets of Baltimore and ran toward a location where an officer was reported to be injured by the rioters. He said, “I ran down and got in the middle of everything.”
Fenton said he was “inside of the area [of] Pennsylvania Avenue and North Avenue where a lot of [things were] taking place.”
He was near a “cash checking place [that] had been broken into” and he was being protected by “a group of self-identifying Crips gang members.”
But he turned away from them to take a photo, at which point he was approached by “a man with a hoodie pulled tight over his face.”
Fenton says the man was holding a container of mace.
The man in the hoodie allegedly demanded Fenton’s phone and shot him “in the head” with mace.
Fenton took off running and made it to a store where he was protected by a business owner who was guarding his property with a shotgun.
I am waiting for the follow up story where the Baltimore PD arrest the store owner for violating the civil rights of the rioters.
After all, it was the Baltimore mayor who said she wanted to give space to those who wanted to “destroy.”
Since this store owner prevented these rioters from destroying his store, and perhaps the life of the Baltimore Sun reporter he most certainly stood in the way of their rights; and did so with a gun!
We say, God Bless Him! Thank the heavens for our Second Amendment that allowed this store owner to protect his business and life, and the lives of others.
Can you imagine what could have happened had he not been armed? Let’s ask the Baltimore Sun reporter what would happen since he experienced it first hand.
He was assaulted and robbed, and forced to flee for his life.
It was only a good guy with a gun that saved him.
Hopefully he will remember that next time he considers penning an anti-gun piece got his gun control newspaper.
