A group of thieves breaking into a small shop were confronted by another group of armed individuals who showed up and opened fire on them in Oakland, California. During the huge shootout, a thief accidentally shot his own friend & abandoned him nearby…

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Sounds like it's getting so bad, the robbers are in a turf war over what's left.

Soon...

It was bound to happen. You can't keep walking around robbing these people and expect them not to eventually retaliate. Shhhh is crazy!!!

Guess someone's protection money was earned.

Remind me to never move to Oakland..

Very good

no sir, its not going on everywhere. cope harder.

Now this is the kind of Cesspool news that I look forward to! Aunty Pam will bake the wounded soldier some brownies and visit him at Highland. The rest will write apology letters to each other and be back on the street by Friday.

I’d bet the thief didn’t shoot his friend. But that narrative keeps the police from having to pursue the vigilante gunman, which the authorities support morally but can’t support legally.