KARMA: Suspect Shoots Man, Is Then Shot Himself By His Next Target 40 Minutes Later

HARNETT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA — After reading a few news articles on Concealed Nation, you’re probably aware that the thug life is a tough one. So many cases of good guys with guns stopping thugs and criminals happen each day, and we try to cover as many of them as we can.

Onto the next story, a thug shot a man on the street during a robbery. Then, just 40 minutes later, his next target wasn’t going down without a fight.

Local media reports;

Authorities said Robert Earl Gunn, 40, of Lillington suffered four gunshot wounds and was transferred to WakeMed.

He is in critical condition at this time, according to officials.

About 40 minutes after arriving at the hospital, deputies received a call reporting a burglary and shooting at 100 Loraine Ln. in Lillington.

The suspect, Raquan Moore, 21, of Lillington, had one gunshot wound, according to authorities.

Deputies have determined that the suspect in the shooting at Ervin McNeil St. was the person that had been shot at 100 Loraine Ln.

The resident who shot Moore is not expected to be charged.

Moore faces numerous charges, however, and the only reason he is being charged is because he was stopped by his intended target. I’m not saying that police wouldn’t have been able to find who the culprit was, but this was instant justice that should (unfortunately) happen more often.

You come into my house, you should hope that you’re in great condition to try and dodge bullets.