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   From: leroysoetoro@hrc-rejected.com   
      
   Janique Walker knows the cost of a split second.   
      
   Her younger brother, 17-year-old Charles Macklin, was killed while trying   
   to steal a Jeep from a Chicago fire lieutenant on the West Side last   
   August. The lieutenant had left the Jeep running, and Macklin jumped   
   behind the wheel.   
      
   The lieutenant ran in front of the Jeep and shouted, “Get out,” according   
   to a police report. When Macklin began pulling away, the lieutenant drew   
   his gun and fired through the open driver’s side window, hitting the teen   
   in the chest.   
      
   Macklin’s last words were, “Sorry, bro,” according to the police report.   
   The teen died on the pavement. He did not have a gun on him.   
      
   The lieutenant had a concealed carry license. He was not charged and he   
   was not disciplined by the department, according to spokesman Larry   
   Langford.   
      
   “That was investigated by us, and we found no violation of any rules,”   
   Langford said. “The police didn’t arrest, the state’s attorney found no   
   reason to charge. There was no wrongdoing as far as the Fire Department is   
   concerned.”   
      
   Her younger brother, 17-year-old Charles Macklin, was killed while trying   
   to steal a Jeep from a Chicago fire lieutenant on the West Side last   
   August. The lieutenant had left the Jeep running, and Macklin jumped   
   behind the wheel.   
      
   The lieutenant ran in front of the Jeep and shouted, “Get out,” according   
   to a police report. When Macklin began pulling away, the lieutenant drew   
   his gun and fired through the open driver’s side window, hitting the teen   
   in the chest.   
      
   Macklin’s last words were, “Sorry, bro,” according to the police report.   
   The teen died on the pavement. He did not have a gun on him.   
      
   The lieutenant had a concealed carry license. He was not charged and he   
   was not disciplined by the department, according to spokesman Larry   
   Langford.   
      
   “That was investigated by us, and we found no violation of any rules,”   
   Langford said. “The police didn’t arrest, the state’s attorney found no   
   reason to charge. There was no wrongdoing as far as the Fire Department is   
   concerned.”   
      
   Several instructors contacted by the Tribune said they emphasize in their   
   courses that guns should only be used when a life, not property, is at   
   stake.   
      
   David Lombardo, a concealed carry instructor who said he has trained more   
   than 7,000 people to get state licenses, said he would let an armed   
   carjacker take his car.   
      
   “You want my car? You can have it and I’ll hand over a (credit) card for   
   gas, too," he said. "I’m not going to defend a car with a gun, that’s what   
   insurance is for. I’ll get a better one.”   
      
   According to a police report, the Jeep was parked on the right side of the   
   street and the teen was turning left to pull away from the curb when he   
   was shot. "Vehicle starts to move forward. (The firefighter) moves to the   
   left and draws his concealed firearm and fires one shot through the   
   driver’s window.”   
      
   Anthony Guglielmi, chief spokesman for the Chicago Police Department, did   
   not return calls seeking comment on the case.   
      
   Lt. Matthew Boerwinkle, a spokesman for the Illinois state police, said it   
   would not be appropriate for his agency to comment, even though it   
   oversees the issuance of concealed carry permits. He responded with a copy   
   of the Illinois’ “use of force” statute, which says a person is justified   
   in using force to defend his life or the life of another if they   
   reasonably fear similar force against them is imminent.   
      
   kdouglas@chicagotribune.com   
      
   Note to negroes, don't get caught stealing property from people with guns.   
   You will get shot.   
      
      
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