Surveillance video shows a Norco, California, liquor store owner pull a shotgun and shoot an AR-15-wielding alleged robber shortly before 3:00 a.m. Sunday.
ABC 7 reports that footage shows the alleged robber enter the store with the AR-15 pointed toward the owner, who immediately fired a round from his shotgun, causing the suspect to flee.
The suspect screamed while fleeing, “He shot my arm off! He shot my arm off!”
The injured alleged robber jumped into a getaway car with three other suspects and was later apprehended at a hospital. The other suspects were still in the getaway car when police arrived at the hospital, so they were apprehended as well.
FOX 11 notes that the three suspects in the getaway car were identified as “Justin Johnson, 22, of Inglewood, Jamar Williams, 27, of Los Angeles, and Davon Broadus, 24, of Las Vegas.”
The getaway vehicle was a stolen BMW.
The wounded suspect, a 23-year-old man, remains hospitalized and was not identified.
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