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A dirtbag decided to rob the worn convenience store because both clerks were armed. Needless to say he'll never rob a store again. I think this is the best response for a DA that I've ever seen.
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“After a thorough investigation by the Monroe Police Department and a complete review of the evidence gathered, I will not press charges against the two men who bravely defended their lives against a cowardly man who wore a mask to rob the Sunny Food Mart. The honest hard working families that operate small businesses must be free from the fear of being robbed. Those that choose to rob should be filled with fear that they will suffer the same fate as the deceased. In Union County we have a no return policy on armed robbery.”
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Clerks Who Shot, Killed Would-Be Robber Won’t Face Charges
Posted: 3:24 pm EDT June 29, 2010Updated: 4:03 pm EDT June 29, 2010
UNION COUNTY, N.C. -- Two convenience store clerks involved in the fatal shooting of a would-be robber will not be charged, the Union County District Attorney said Tuesday.
Monroe police said 23-year-old Robert Young was shot and killed when he went into Sunny Food Mart, located on Walkup Avenue, on Thursday night and tried to rob it.
District Attorney John Snyder released the following statement about the incident:
“After a thorough investigation by the Monroe Police Department and a complete review of the evidence gathered, I will not press charges against the two men who bravely defended their lives against a cowardly man who wore a mask to rob the Sunny Food Mart. The honest hard working families that operate small businesses must be free from the fear of being robbed. Those that choose to rob should be filled with fear that they will suffer the same fate as the deceased. In Union County we have a no return policy on armed robbery.”
Young had a handgun and demanded money from the two clerks working in the store, officers said.
Sophea Pich and Sophin Pich were working at the family-owned store. One or both of the clerks fired shots at Young and Young also fired shots at the clerks, police said.
Young was shot multiple times and was taken by ambulance to Carolinas Medical Center Main, where he later died. Neither of the clerks was injured.
The clerks’ mother, Sophan Pich, owns the store and said they bought the guns for safety after a previous robber