Miami Sam's Club Shooter Forgets to Remove Letter Jacket

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MIAMI, FL - Robert Yoker gets into an argument with a young man in a Sam's Club store. As tempers rise, the young man pulls out a gun and shoots Yoker, then runs from the store.

Unfortunately for the shooter, the store does have surveillance cameras, and, more unfortunate for him, he forgot to remove his high school letter jacket before getting caught in the video.

It appears that it did not include his name, but the police quickly identified the school the young man was representing, and that should narrow the search quite a bit.

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On a related note, I love this comment left on the source page by a reader:

Another black guy and another gun as their preferred tool to make money. Maybe a new law should be passed that requires all black people to be searched at the door of any store. This would reduce the number of burglaries and deaths associated with the overwhelmingly high amount of crimes committed by blacks.

Of course, my experience during the brief time I was in Florida makes me think this view may not be uncommon.

[Echo]

On a related note, I love this comment left on the source page by a reader:



Of course, my experience during the brief time I was in Florida makes me think this view may not be uncommon.

A MENSA member must have left that comment. Y'know because white rednecks from the South never commit crimes with guns.

Them thar folk are lawr abidin'

[CadburyCremeGirl]

I think my head just asploded.

[McDanel]

I've lived east and west of the Mississipi, so trust me when I say the Civil War is still alive in the rural south.

[Twisted]

I've lived east and west of the Mississipi, so trust me when I say the Civil War is still alive in the rural south.

LOL Oh, I'm well aware. The South is the place that time, and education, forgot.

Or, at least, many people of the south forgot them.

[cubby]

"The South is the place that time and education forgot."

I resemble that remark!! LOL

But seriously you can find the most hatred in the south White for black and Black for white, but you an also see an amazing amount of love and respect between the same people, I know it's wierd but true.