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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bruno2" data-source="post: 1287854" data-attributes="member: 13962">Mr. Kahn probably feels happy to have survived such an incident. The story I heard on the radio claims the kid came in guns a blazin. Who wouldnt have shot him? We have had some pretty brutal robberies in the days I have lived in Tulsa. My mom sat  on a jury for the Lee's Chicken murders when I was a kid. There was a robbery of the QT that was located right by the traffic circle. The perps took the clerk into the walk in freezer and beat him to death with 2 liter bottles of pop. A really good friend of mine had to go there the next day and clean the clerks brains off of the freezer walls. I feel no pity for a child, kid , or grown man that wants to commit such an act. The young kids that dont truly understand what is at stake when murdering someone are by far the most dangerous. They havent been alive long enough to appreciate anything. The families should have done a better job of disciplining them or letting law enforcement handle it the right way. There is free psychiatric help for welfare families. There was 15 yr old over around Pine and utica that shot and killed a 12 yr old for not giving him the bicycle he wanted to steal from him. That kids father went on the news saying this is the police departments fault . We tried to have him locked up on several different occaisions , but , they kept letting him go. This dad wasnt sad at all about his son being locked up for murder. He new what kind of monster he had living with him. The police can only do so much. Eventually they have release a juvenile from jail after their time is served.</blockquote>

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