Comments on: Police: Suspect killed after attempted Chandler robbery

By: Ron Harper

Ron Harper — Sun, 28 Dec 2008 19:58:00 +0000

A good one for the good guys. Too bad the other suspect is living. He should have been shot too. Maybe it’s about time gun laws in AZ be changed to allow for concealed carry. They did this in Florida and crime drastically went down along with a number of scumbag criminals.

By: Lynch M All

Lynch M All — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 07:30:45 +0000

Why no updates on a big story like this? What are they NOT telling us? Or has the EV Trib already switched into their 4 day a week routine?

By: AnasaziDave

AnasaziDave — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 23:13:36 +0000

It is a shame that law abiding citizens have to take up arms because of all of the crime. I eat at the Einstein Bagels next door all the time; and you never know what can happen at any moment. That is why I decided to get a .45 cal S&W 1911 semiauto pistol that I can carry leagally because of my AZ CCW permit. You can bet that if I saw a crimial shooting in a mall or something that I would definitely intervene to save others. You can’t be in a corner somewhere hoping it will all go away, and it will take at least 10 minutes for the Law to arrive on the scene. Too much time to end up a dead victim!!

By: Goober Grabber

Goober Grabber — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:26:25 +0000

We pray the victim is not seriously hurt and thank him for the service to the community keeping the rest of us safe.

Why haven’t we heard the names of the suspects yet and about their prior law breakings? The Public Information Officer (PIO) can provide the information if asked. Was the reporter given the information but chose not to include it in the story? Are the criminals from Chandler or did they invade Chandler like the last group from Coolidge?

By: abw

abw — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 06:55:04 +0000

My family and I were driving south down the 101 and saw 7 police cars going in the opposite direction, northbound… we knew something big had happened. When we got off the freeway, we drove past Christopher Diamonds and there were several police vehicles and ambulances in the parking lot of this store. We suspected they had been robbed. My brother told us he heard gunshots while he was at Outback… We started listening to the scanner and followed along as the police were tracking and apprehending the criminal that was on foot. Apparently the robber lost his shoes so he was running around barefoot! They finally found him huddled under a blanket in front of Coronado Crossings apartment complex, I believe. The chopper couldn’t locate this guy, but the dog tracked him down. I’m glad both these perpetrators are off the streets and the owner survived the incident!

By: kaibab

kaibab — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 05:28:04 +0000

Best wishes for a speedy recovery ofthe robbery victim.
It has been a good weekend for removing the despicable POS criminals from the gene pool. The Westside lost another dirtbag today, too.