I'd say this is exactly what he deserved.

Would-be robber shot, killed by Domino's pizza driver

A would-be robber is dead after Brevard County deputies said a pizza delivery driver shot and killed him at a West Melbourne hotel.

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WEST MELBOURNE --

Investigators say a Brevard County pizza delivery man took action into his own hands -- shooting and killing a would-be robber.

Investigators said Byron Park, a Domino's employee, had just delivered a pizza to one of the rooms at the Days Inn off US-192 near Interstate 95.

Park, 54, went back to his car, sat down and starting counting his money and tip, waiting for his next call for a delivery.

That’s when investigators said 32-year-old Fredrick Kelly Jr. approached him with a knife, demanding money and threatening to kill him.

Park pulled out his firearm and fired once toward Kelly, who was struck and pronounced dead at the scene.

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Good thing the pizza delivery driver had protection on him.

However, because of Domino's Pizza's no armed drivers policy, that dude knows that he will (or has already been) fired. And lets be clear that all pizza delivery clains have this policy within their respected companies.

Recently, a Pizza Hut delivery driver was shot and killed in Newark, so right on Mr. Park. Maybe these dudes should be armed if they have to enter high-risk areas.

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Definitely justified.

uPtoWnNY said:

Recently, a Pizza Hut delivery driver was shot and killed in Newark, so right on Mr. Park. Maybe these dudes should be armed if they have to enter high-risk areas.

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In the southern cities like New Orleans, Little Rock, Atlanta and others, high-risk areas are the hoods and the trailer parks without enough nightlights, if any at all. Pizza chains do not make deliveries there after 8pm. The projects & the ghettoes gets no deliveries at any time, period.

Graycap23 said:

I'd say this is exactly what he deserved.

TonyVanDam said:

Good thing the pizza delivery driver had protection on him.

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Timmy84 said:

Definitely justified.

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Oh and by the way, you don't have a clue what really happened. All you are doing is going by some story.

Tremolina said:

Graycap23 said:

I'd say this is exactly what he deserved.

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Threaten another man's life......u just put your life on the line.

Pretty simple.

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American culture is fascinating yet terrifying at the same time.

Graycap23 said:

Tremolina said:

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Threaten another man's life......u just put your life on the line.

Pretty simple.

[Edited 9/5/13 11:57am]

You should try it once. See how 'simple' it really is.

JustErin said:

American culture is fascinating yet terrifying at the same time.

No respect for life, yet so called all about protecting life.

Tremolina said:

Timmy84 said:

Definitely justified.

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Oh and by the way, you don't have a clue what really happened. All you are doing is going by some story.

OK, and if some deranged person was threatening someone, you expect me to just watch and not do nothing? OK.

Timmy84 said:

Tremolina said:

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Oh and by the way, you don't have a clue what really happened. All you are doing is going by some story.

OK, and if some deranged person was threatening someone, you expect me to just watch and not do nothing? OK.

Should I expect you to grab a gun and shoot them point blank then?

Tremolina said:

Graycap23 said:

Threaten another man's life......u just put your life on the line.

Pretty simple.

[Edited 9/5/13 11:57am]

You should try it once. See how 'simple' it really is.

Seems u are making assumptions about something u know NOTHNG about.

There is a lot options, a lot of 'grey', between the black and white of 'doing nothing' and 'shoot to kill'.

I am sure you agree with that.

As a matter of fact, isn't that what it's all about? Even on the Syria matter, it's the same principles.

And there I see you saying that you do not even want to do shit, even when somebody is GASSING thousands of innocent people.

But yeah okay sure, that's not your "street", not your "block", not your "neighboorhood", nor your "city", or your"state", and like hell not your "country".

Graycap23 said:

Tremolina said:

You should try it once. See how 'simple' it really is.

Seems u are making assumptions about something u know NOTHNG about.

No seems like you do.

Grey.

shit, don't fuck with Domino's pizza

Graycap23 said:

Tremolina said:

You should try and shoot to kill somebody once. See how you feel then.

Threaten another man's life......u just put your life on the line.

Pretty simple.

[Edited 9/5/13 11:57am]

JoeTyler said:

shit, don't fuck with Domino's pizza

IKR?

Oh what a laugh we have about shooting people

Kelly was brandishing a weapon threatening to kill someone and got himself shot. I have no sympathy for a piece of shit like that who had a lengthy arrest record for similar violent crimes. If he behaved himself he'd be alive today.

Tremolina said:

Graycap23 said:

Seems u are making assumptions about something u know NOTHNG about.

No seems like you do.

Grey.

Lol....u don't know jack about surviving in the Urban jungle.

NADA.

JustErin said:

American culture is fascinating yet terrifying at the same time.

I lean more towards terrifying.

btw - I know ya'll are aware, but it's not all of america that's like that. It's a problem we still have to solve.

CarrieMpls said:

JustErin said:

American culture is fascinating yet terrifying at the same time.

I lean more towards terrifying.

btw - I know ya'll are aware, but it's not all of america that's like that. It's a problem we still have to solve.

True, because the US is more lenient, when it comes to gun laws, especially in the south. Go to the sporting goods section of Walmart, and you would see people buying guns, 9mm and shotgun ammos all day long.

Beautifulstarr123 said:

CarrieMpls said:

I lean more towards terrifying.

btw - I know ya'll are aware, but it's not all of america that's like that. It's a problem we still have to solve.

True, because the US is more lenient, when it comes to gun laws, especially in the south. Go to the sporting goods section of Walmart, and you would see people buying guns, 9mm and shotgun ammos all day long.

Guns at Walmart!

I'm pretty sure in Canada, the Domino's driver who shot the person would do time for using excessive defensive force or some shit.

Timmy84 said:

Definitely justified.

maybe there were other options to defend himself, it's scary people have guns with them and decide who is going to die. How far can you go? if somebody threatens you to smack your face you kill him? Is that justified?

We don't know excately what happened but we do know somebody got killed.

robertlove said:

Timmy84 said:

Definitely justified.

maybe there were other options to defend himself, it's scary people have guns with them and decide who is going to die. How far can you go? if somebody threatens you to smack your face you kill him? Is that justified?

We don't know excately what happened but we do know somebody got killed.

He did not threaten 2 smack him.............he threaten 2 kill him

Cinny said:

I'm pretty sure in Canada, the Domino's driver who shot the person would do time for using excessive defensive force or some shit.

Domino's driver would not have been packing a gun.