Why did Maurice Clarett use a gun to steal a cellphone?
464731
he is a dumb athelete
351599
A) The Army sent the right body. The morgue dispatched the wrong one in Kuwait. \nB) No one in Australia with any intelligence is buying the story that he shot himself while cleaning it, since he was a weapon's specialist. If he shot himself, it would've meant the guy bypassed the number one rule in gun cleaning: you take the clips out.
207323
I think the cb predated the car phone.  They've been around for a very long time.\n\nEarlier than that we have signal flags and smoke signals.
1140166
you could ask the person it was stolen from!
814330
One calm and clear night, the battered wife known as "name" saw her husbands gun lying across the coffee table. She thought nothing of it and again her husband beat her. Later while her husband was in a drunken sleep she crept up and  puting the gun up against his head whispered "good night" and shot him.\n\nLike it? E-mail me at million.objective@yahoo.com
684103
Because Abruzzi was going to kill the other guy (forgot his name) and he handcuffed himself to Michael before Abruzzi could shoot him. He figured he needed Michael so he wouldn't kill him.
51547
sounds like someone stole a cell phone. Sorry that would be unethical and illegal. Take the phone and and return it to the cell phone company or it's right full owner.
788871
News reports weren't specific as to the caliber.\n\nThis is the closest I was able to find:\n\n"...The Münster police said they had found three seemingly historical firearms with the teenager's body. Two of the guns were so-called "percussion weapons." These are built according to antique constructions designed before 1870 and can be purchased without a permit. The third, a small-bore rifle, required a gun license."
732133
terrorism. with prepaid phones they cant be traced
1042573
The most ridiculous story in the annals of crime is that Ma Barker was the mastermind behind the Karpis-Barker gang ... She wasn't a leader of criminals or even a criminal herself. There is not one police photograph of her or set of fingerprints taken while she was alive ... she knew we were criminals but her participation in our careers was limited to one function: when we traveled together, we moved as a mother and her sons. What could look more innocent?
720218
Pretty sure Alexander Graham Bell is the guilty party. He invented the phone, and he was a man. Enough said.
6611
He was arrested recently for robbing a jewlery store in Florida.  He handed the person behind the counter a note saying he had a gun and he demanded cash.  then he ran off when he was later cought.
1000030
i did not hear about this incident but cell phone guns have been around for years and if he only tasered her that was good for the officer out here she would have been shot the officers dont have tasers.  the officer was totaly in the right, there are too many people that think they can act crazy with the cops and not do what they are told and get away with it.  the taser is a great way to gain control of a subject and not kill them more departments should have then and we need to stand behind every officer that uses the tasers some one insted of killing them.
871055
He realized in the end that the man he killed with the gun actually saved his life in an astral projection that led back in time to several days before the day he was supposed to die, which was the night of halloween. The man who visited him was in the bunny outfit because that what he was wearing at the time of his future death. Donnie was susceptible to spiritual waves which were directed at him for the sole purpose of knowing what your next immediate destination would be, which were discovered also by another lady, and she had written a book about it. In this case, the gun that was used to kill the bunny dude (i don't remember the name) was his nnext immediate destination. His teacher couldn't understand the aspect of astral projection of the soul and therefore dismissed it as a false belief by Donnie. Deja Vu, time travel, astral projection, and time slips are involved in this film. It's really a good movie, i agree.
975320
Someone already mention the gunfight at the OK Corral.  How about the recent (during the nineteen hundreds) Dade County FBI shootout?  This one pretty well proved that the 9mm with subsonic ammo was very inefficient and led to the development of my favorite duty-carry pistol caliber, the .10mm automatic.  (My favorite revolver duty-carry caliber is still the .357 Magnum.)\n\nAnd, of course, there's the Hollywood debacle where the bad guys wore full body armor and robbed a bank.  If some gun shop hadn't loaned rifles to the police the bad guys might have just pulled it off!\n\nH
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Not sure if this is the origin, but I think it was popularized in the 1989 film "Tango & Cash". After Tango, played by Sylvester Stallone, and Cash, portrayed by Kurt Russell, were thrown into jail and setup in a failed jailbreak attempt, the bad guy Yves Perret (Jack Pallance) locked them in the boiler room with a bunch of felons Tango & Cash had put in jail. Prior to unleashing a can of whoop-ass, their conversation was as follows:\nGabriel Cash: I don't know about you, but I have an aversion to getting F.U.B.A.R...\nRay Tango: What's F.U.B.A.R.?\nGabriel Cash: Fucked-Up Beyond All Recognition.
335495
A person that doesn't know how to type, and the gun they used to kill themself?