Would-Be Robber Pulls Gun, Clerk Shoots Him Dead

Fuel prices at a Valero gas station in Jersey City, New Jersey, U.S., on Sunday, March 13,
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An alleged would-be robber in San Antonio, Texas, died Thursday night after an armed Valero gas station clerk shot him dead.

KENS5 reported the suspect entered the Valero store around 10 p.m., gathered some items and approached the cash register as if checking out. He then allegedly pulled a gun and demanded that the clerk hand over money.

The clerk then pulled his own gun and opened fire, hitting the suspect numerous times.

MySanAntonio notes that suspect dropped his gun after being shot, then tried to reach for it, causing the clerk to shoot again.

EMS arrived at the store to give the suspect medical treatment, but he died at the scene.

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