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Justice Served – Robbery Suspects Pick Car Of Rare Philly Concealed Carry Permit Holder, One Dies

A man in Philadelphia allegedly shot three men and killed one from his house while they were attempting to steal his car Tuesday morning.

The victim of the robbery allegedly had a license to carry a firearm and shot the three men while they were trying to take his car, according to Philadelphia Police. Police have characterized the incident as a “robbery/attempted carjacking.”

The trio tried to flee in a gray Honda Accord, but it crashed into a school bus. Two of the thieves fled, but the third one was pronounced dead after being taken to a local hospital, the report said.

The shooting victim was identified as Satario Natividad, 51, by grieving relatives who demanded charges for the gunman, who was questioned by homicide detectives.

Satario Natividad (above) was shot and killed in the incident.
Facebook/Satario Natividad

He did not have to come out and shoot him,” one of Natividad’s lifelong friends, Tanya Dunn, told the paper.

“It was a car! All he had to do is call the police. … You don’t shoot someone out in the street over a car.”

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When the trio tried to flee, they crashed the silver Honda into a school bus.
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The gun owner reportedly shot at the trio as they tried to steal his car.
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Screenshot/CBS Philadelphia

Police recovered a firearm in the vehicle with the suspects, according to a police report obtained by the Daily Caller.

After the suspects escaped in a different car, they crashed into a school bus heading in the opposite direction, CBS Philadelphia reported.

One of the suspects who was shot was taken to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center where medical professionals pronounced him dead, reported CBS Philadelphia. The man who shot the suspects was not hurt in the incident.

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StarPass
StarPass
2 years ago

Well of course they needed to steal a car. How else could they get to their classes at medical school?

Igor
Igor
2 years ago

Darn, the other three lived…

n1gn0ggotplinked
n1gn0ggotplinked
2 years ago

good shot

justfred
justfred
2 years ago

He did not have to come out and shoot him,” one of Natividad’s lifelong friends, Tanya Dunn, told the paper.

“It was a car! All he had to do is call the police. … You don’t shoot someone out in the street over a car.”
Police recovered a firearm in the vehicle with the suspects, according to a police report obtained by the Daily Caller.

Well tanya you dont have to come and steal a car with a gun. it was just a car!

Nathanrtx
Nathanrtx
2 years ago
Reply to  justfred

“You don’t shoot someone out in the street over a car”. The thief’s point of view should be: Why should I risk my life to steal a car”.

Jerry Mander
Jerry Mander
2 years ago

They used to hang horse thieves, so car or horse, what’s the difference? It’s burglary, you can shoot burglars and you should shoot them. We should all shoot them. It’s great fun, relieves anxiety and makes you popular with your neighbors.

John Doe
John Doe
2 years ago

Note: The family of a hard core criminal has not one word to say about the reprehensible behavior of the deceased. Why? Could it be that they too either encourage or act in the same way as the criminal?

Zorro
Zorro
2 years ago

A shame he only got one of them

KS Man
KS Man
2 years ago

The Wild Wild East.

Richard Anderson
Richard Anderson
2 years ago

I see nothing in law that forbids a man to defend himself, or to surrender his property to thieves and hijackers. If the authorities cannot or will not stop criminal activity, then there is no justice, just us.