Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by Dreamer
Accessory Before the Act, and Conspiracy. Sounds like she didn't go on the robbery, just helped him plan it from home?
IANAL, but I would guess you'd have to at least be present..
This happened just around the corner from where my sister lives in "the Grove".
http://www.wtrf.com/story/18630412/r...rmacy-shooting
http://www.wtrf.com/story/18647957/a...shoppe-robbery
My question is why is the BG's accomplice not being charged with "Felony Murder"? Does WV not have a "felony murder" statute, or is the Ohio County DA just to lazy to make the case?
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Accessory Before the Act, and Conspiracy. Sounds like she didn't go on the robbery, just helped him plan it from home?
IANAL, but I would guess you'd have to at least be present..
Glad to see they didn't identify the 'pharmacy employee'. Hope that person is held harmless by their employer and the law and not identified. My empathy goes out to them for having to live with taking a life, though they may not have had a choice. I don't believe the article stated the BG had a weapon. Evidently, the accomplice blabbed when they apprehended her giving them cause to charge her.
A firearm is a tool of convenience, not effectiveness - Clint Smith, Thunder Ranch
there ya goAccording to authorities an unknown white man entered the Elm Grove Pharmacy located at 101 E. Bethlehem Blvd. carrying a gun tried to hold up the store. A pharmacy employee then shot the man, killing him.
Where is the article quoting the police chief thanking the pharmacy employee for stopping a robbery and possibly saving lives?
I'm sure it'll be forthcoming.
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