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Originally Posted by Pyramid_Head ↗

There is something seriously wrong about your way of living when multiple people can walk around brandishing AK-47's and no one bats an eye.

As others have noted, this was definitely not robbery related. They walked in friendly and then massacred everyone once their guard was down.

I was about to point out the same thing, why would you even let them inside your PROPERTY....though it doesn't really look like the victims had much of a choice since the perps pretty much just pushed their way through despite an initial protest from the owners. After that I'm assuming it was just a matter of the perps waiting for the right time to strike.

That period of time from where the perps arrived until they started shooting is what REALLY bothers me. If you insist on living in a world where people can walk around freely with rifles, you should have prepared for a situation like this. I mean, props to them for having crystal clear cameras, but cameras are only going to help identify the perps after the fact. A mere look of concern from the patriarch or a signal phrase or sound and the other family members could have had ample time to arm themselves or to at least find shelter.

It's also curious that they shoot up almost everyone, and yet the servant that was about to bring them whatever frothy delicious thing was in those mugs was completely ignored

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Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Pakistan, CCTV video shows 3 armed robbers coming to a petrol pump and their pump owner and his accomplices had a heated argument. After the altercation, the robbers opened fire on them.

Nine people, including at least 6 members of the same family, have been killed in the shooting incident in southern Punjab.

According to police, the dead were sitting at a petrol pump when they came under fire while the assailants managed to escape after the operation.

The attackers belonged to the Indhar gang, while the dead also belonged to the Indhar community.

Shooting action at 3.20.

Wankers