Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
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knotquiteawake
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
He posted it in a few different forums, thats a bit weird.
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stroguy
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
Do you think something so Chuck Norris like would go unnoticed by the media? Newspaper, TV, somebody would spread the word of this event. The dude is just making up a story, no big deal. Hollywood rules.RECIT wrote:So if media didn't report on the tube in NEVER happened?
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If its's on the internet it must be true. No, I didn't see or hear anything backing up this story in the paper, on the internet, onthe radio or tv. But, I did see it on several message boards so it must've really happened.

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michael e wrote:Good story, but not sure it's true. I watch the news and read ABC website a few times a day, didn't see anything about this. But yes a good reason to always carry, not stop in an area you don't know, and pay attention to what's around you.
Seriously, you associate the "news" media, and ABC in particular, with the "truth?" and/or "reality?"
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Armybrat
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Well, I guess Operation Fast & Furious didn't happen since it took the NYT 8 months to finally report it.texanron wrote:If its's on the internet it must be true. No, I didn't see or hear anything backing up this story in the paper, on the internet, onthe radio or tv. But, I did see it on several message boards so it must've really happened.
in one post he says it happened last thursday, which was 10/27.
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I didn't think that we could say "butt" on this forum?
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...prolly can't...but I found 1807 matches...
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michael e
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Thats the one I check first. I am also on several other gun fourms that have the news all over them. Never said a word about them being the "truth" Simpley said if was true it would be on the news somewhere. Stuff like this makes the news.VMI77 wrote:michael e wrote:Good story, but not sure it's true. I watch the news and read ABC website a few times a day, didn't see anything about this. But yes a good reason to always carry, not stop in an area you don't know, and pay attention to what's around you.
Seriously, you associate the "news" media, and ABC in particular, with the "truth?" and/or "reality?"
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Armybrat
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
Why is that weird?knotquiteawake wrote:He posted it in a few different forums, thats a bit weird.
http://forums.wakeboarder.com/viewtopic ... 3f7730e43c" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.shaggybevo.com/board/showthr ... ked-w-pics" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Some of these gun stories get posted on several major boards.....by the same guys.
I don't care if you people don't want to believe it.
Guess I should doubt any of you who post a personal anecdotal experience.
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
The third photograph offers a somewhat discernible license plate. Someone with access to proper databases could run the plate, and cross reference to get the name of the vehicle owner. Appears to be TP3( or 1) 494. The name *might* show up in a lexisnexis search regarding a carjacking...
HOWEVER, look at the photos and note all the green trees & vines, and green weeds/grass in a gravel parking lot..........during drought conditions....while I understand the OP is simply re-posting, it would say that this doesn't appear to be a recent event. Not a storage lot in Houston that looks like this (as green) today.
And, look at the damage to the vehicle. Damage is to the undercarriage. Look how the drivers side wheel and control arm was ripped out from under the truck. The almost 360 degree photos show no frontal, or side impact to the vehicle in any way above the lower bumper line, other than some scraping to the drivers side fender/doors, again, all "lower" damage. Grab the steering wheel on an overpass, an your hitting a concrete barrier. The damage on this vehicle appears to be cause by contact with culvert or low profile stationary object.
Lastly, you can't see alot of the windshield, but there's no sign of impact from a head. In fact, the windshield is pushed inward, as if the rescue teams kicked it in to get to the driver, hence the brown towel in the first photograph that may have been used to shield the driver.
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HOWEVER, look at the photos and note all the green trees & vines, and green weeds/grass in a gravel parking lot..........during drought conditions....while I understand the OP is simply re-posting, it would say that this doesn't appear to be a recent event. Not a storage lot in Houston that looks like this (as green) today.
And, look at the damage to the vehicle. Damage is to the undercarriage. Look how the drivers side wheel and control arm was ripped out from under the truck. The almost 360 degree photos show no frontal, or side impact to the vehicle in any way above the lower bumper line, other than some scraping to the drivers side fender/doors, again, all "lower" damage. Grab the steering wheel on an overpass, an your hitting a concrete barrier. The damage on this vehicle appears to be cause by contact with culvert or low profile stationary object.
Lastly, you can't see alot of the windshield, but there's no sign of impact from a head. In fact, the windshield is pushed inward, as if the rescue teams kicked it in to get to the driver, hence the brown towel in the first photograph that may have been used to shield the driver.
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Thats why I don't completely stop at stop signs if I'm in a rough part of town or an area that looks rough that I'm not familiar with..... especially if there are bullet holes in that particular stop sign.
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That's half the signs in rural East Texas.MedicMan218 wrote:Thats why I don't completely stop at stop signs if I'm in a rough part of town or an area that looks rough that I'm not familiar with..... especially if there are bullet holes in that particular stop sign.
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
Sounds plausible to me although I'm not sure why they would need to pry the driver out, it doesn't look like it's that dented in, although maybe it was more dented in before they pried his sorry self out. Regardless, carry 24/7 indeed. 
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Armybrat
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
Maybe this was it:
Time Begun: 10/28/2011 1:47:00 AM
Offense: Aggravated Assault
Premise Type: HIGHWAY/FREEWAY
Address Range: 3500-3599 GULF FWY
Zip Code: 77004
Police Division: South Central Division
Police District: 10
Police Beat: 10H50
Council District: I
Super Neighborhood Name: GREATER THIRD WARD
Super Neighborhood No.: 67
To provide info: call Homicide:(713) 308-3600 or the South Central Division (713) 651-8100.
The search was crime by area, aggravated assault, last 30 days reported, filter - "super neighborhood," and "Greater Third Ward" on
http://mycity.houstontx.gov/recentcrime/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Time Begun: 10/28/2011 1:47:00 AM
Offense: Aggravated Assault
Premise Type: HIGHWAY/FREEWAY
Address Range: 3500-3599 GULF FWY
Zip Code: 77004
Police Division: South Central Division
Police District: 10
Police Beat: 10H50
Council District: I
Super Neighborhood Name: GREATER THIRD WARD
Super Neighborhood No.: 67
To provide info: call Homicide:(713) 308-3600 or the South Central Division (713) 651-8100.
The search was crime by area, aggravated assault, last 30 days reported, filter - "super neighborhood," and "Greater Third Ward" on
http://mycity.houstontx.gov/recentcrime/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Houston carjack fail - Victim kicks butt
It didn't make the news because a carjacking in that area is not news.
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