Armed man fends off sword-wielding 'ninja'

[Brown Rock]

A Fayette County man attacked by a "ninja" with a sword quickly ended the encounter by pulling a gun.

"The only word that comes to mind is, 'seriously?'" Santino Guzzo, 29, of South Union said today. "I know this isn't a laughing matter, but how many people get attacked by a ninja? Really, a ninja?"



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Stupid ninja.

[intheknow]

thats not a ninja... Ninjas dont break into cars. They are assassins.... facepalm* LOCK THREAD

[Peter.Steele]

[Dreaded Claymore]

Hahahahaha, why on Earth was that ninja breaking into cars?

[mif_slim]

Ninja couldnt even keep his footing!!

"He was like a gazelle that just got attacked by a lion," Guzzo said. "He got up and fell, and got up and fell. Then he jumped off a cliff."



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[GUNFREAK]

Ninja please

[dieselpower]

watched this live...

[ElvenSoul]

Reminds me of this 80's Poster that said, "Ninja Sminja You Can't Karate Chop a Bullet!"

[1911su16b870]

...more like a non-ja...

[bob7122]

Reminds me of this 80's Poster that said, "Ninja Sminja You Can't Karate Chop a Bullet!"

hahaha

[bob7122]

shoulda had the mythbusters train him

[Brown Rock]

Reminds me of this 80's Poster that said, "Ninja Sminja You Can't Karate Chop a Bullet!"

[DougJ]

Guzzo said he will not live in fear of the ninja`s return.

"I'm a firm believer in my Second Amendment rights," he said.

[eqlzr]

I remember years ago when the Internet was all unix and any graphics had to be uuencoded and uudecoded, there was a thread on alt.guns or alt.firearms (I forget which) that included detailed posts from a pawnshop owner (somewhere down south maybe) who was attacked at his desk by an unhappy sword-wielding customer pissed off about a transaction. The owner was run-through multiple times, as I recall, and with his insides coming out from more than one wound, he finally put the attacker down (for good) with...




a .25 acp single-action semi-auto (3-4 shots to the eyes/forehead as I recall).

The thread was extremely interesting because it chronicled the whole experience from the original disputed transaction through the multiple surgeries required by the pawnshop owner to his ultimate recovery.

[ke6guj]

I remember that as well.