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   On 31 May 2023, Righteous George Milne  posted   
   some news:u58s2h$2i3f6$2@dont-email.me:   
      
   > Jail won't rehabilitate this individual.  Hang him from the nearest   
   > tree and set the body on fire.   
      
   The carjacker targeted the wrong victim.   
   A man in Memphis, Tennessee fought back after an 18-year-old carjacker   
   tried to take his Dodge Charger at a gas station. Unfortunately, gas   
   stations are common hunting grounds for carjackers, reader beware this   
   danger, but in this case the intended victim was able to not only fight   
   back but trap the would-be carjacker until police arrived.   
      
   Yet another 12-year-old carjacker has been caught in Washington, D.C.   
      
   As detailed out in a Miami Herald report, the 18-year-old approached the   
   man at the gas station on September 3, produced a gun, and demanded the   
   Dodge Charger. Instead of just giving up, the victim fought back as the   
   carjacker started to climb in the Mopar.   
      
   The two struggled for control of the gun, which discharged a round into   
   the Charger’s interior. Considering the reputation of Dodges lately,   
   that might actually increase its aftermarket value.   
      
   Eventually, the victim was able to overpower the 18-year-old, pinning   
   him to the ground until police showed up on the scene. What’s truly   
   amazing was after he was arrested and we’re assuming Mirandized, the   
   carjacker kid told police he carjacked a woman back on August 31.   
      
   In that previous incident, a woman lost her Nissan Rogue when she was   
   grabbed as she was about to get into the vehicle, a gun was pressed to   
   her head, and the 18-year-old suspect told police he grabbed her phone   
   so she couldn’t call for help. Why he ratted on himself is a mystery,   
   but we’re willing to bet he’s carjacked plenty of other people before.   
      
   Carjackings have become incredibly common in certain areas, including   
   Memphis. If you don’t believe us, peruse the police department social   
   media account for there or quite a few other cities and you’ll see   
   countless carjacking suspects’ faces plastered all over, and those are   
   only a fraction of the carjackings that take place in those cities.   
      
   It’s easy to see why police feel overwhelmed, especially after their   
   budgets were slashed so there are fewer cops fielding more criminal   
   cases than before.   
      
   https://autos.yahoo.com/tennessee-man-catches-serial-carjacker-170000121.   
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