Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher - 7/1/17 - Pregnant Vigilante Gets Her Man At Walmart

Episode Date: July 1, 2017

A pregnant woman gets her own brand of justice when she catches a man in a Walmart parking lot going through her purse. She's not quite Batgirl, as now they both face charges. Jeffy breaks it down.Follow Jeffy on Twitter: @JeffyMRALike Jeffy on Facebook: www.facebook.com/JeffFisherRadioFollow Jeffy on Instagram: @jeffymra Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Blaze Radio Network. On demand. The Jeff Fisher Show. Saturday mornings, 9 to noon Eastern. On the Blaze Radio Network. This story, I have not, if I tweeted it out the other day, and I'll tweet it out again today, because this lady runs over a guy in a parking lot. That's the video.

The video shows an SUV. running over, chasing down a guy and running him over in a parking lot. And you see it hit the guy and you see a purse fly up into the air at the end. And you hear the lady, there's a comment of the person that's videotaping it. And I could not stop watching the video. Well, what happened was this guy who's running from the SUV was stealing a pregnant lady's purse out of her car. she is pissed okay

Christine Braswell five months pregnant and she catches this guy Robert Raines rummaging through her purse in the Walmart parking lot in North Carolina so

her comment is when I walked out of Walmart he had her purse was pulling on all her stuff out told the man put it down and asked what he was doing She then confronted him and he ran away. So the lady starts chasing him, but she's five months pregnant and she starts running after him and she says, ah, I can get my car run him and get the car. She gets in the car and she runs after him. Only she runs him down.

She runs him down. It was amazing. Runs over him. Now, fortunately, you know, he's okay, which is pretty amazing because it looks like he. I mean, it looks like she hit him hard And the purse flies up Now he was taking the hospital But he's only had minor injuries

Now he is charged With felony breaking and entering Larsonie missed a meter damage to property And she also claimed that he broke the screens On her iPad and her phone I mean I want to believe her But if you get robbed It's common I would say that it's common

practice. Not from me. Because it's illegal. Do you want to pad the insurance a little bit? Oh yeah, that debt was already there. You know, that back corner panel, that must have hit the shopping carts when I ran him over. Everybody wants to pat a little bit.

So, yeah. Oh, yeah, the screen's on the iPod. Yeah, that was, yeah, he broke those too. So, and I'll give her the benefit of the doubt on those. but she gets charged too. She's charged with misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon. Now, she's fortunate that the guy is still alive and had, you know, minor injuries, according to the story. Minor injuries.

The tire mark on his back will go away in about five years. That's the minor injury. on Reins' back. I mean, it's possible that the police are... Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. That little... Ah, that rubber will come out and it'll work its way out.

Don't worry about it. That's a minor injury. But as much as I enjoyed, and I, you know, it is enjoyable. And it's even more enjoyable once you know why this car is chasing him and runs him down. I mean, the first time you watch it,

you don't know exactly why. And you watch the video and you go, holy crap. This is ran them down, man. Then you find out, you know, what actually happened and you think, your first thought is good, good. And then you have to think a little bit.

Right? You got to, all right. Should you really be chasing someone down like that? Is it worth it? Is it worth putting your child, you're five-month-old that risk, you at risk, your vehicle at risk.

Now you're putting your legality of risk because you're going to be charged. Fortunately, you know, fortunately he didn't die. Because then you're, you know, you're really being charged

with other, something other than, you know, misdemeanor assault with the deadly weapon. So I'm not really sure how to take that because we all want to say, good and she should have backed up

backed up ran him over again that's what I would have done I'd have backed up and ran him over again bastard take my purse would you would you

would you I don't know you want to and you want to feel good about it and God bless her I'm glad everybody's okay especially her and the baby the guy you know I'm glad he's okay

I hope the minor injuries actually does include you know a tire print on his back for the next four or five years where do you got a tire print as a tattoo no it just hasn't gone away yet that's where the lady ram me over a couple years ago

and I was coming through a purse in a Walmart parking lot I mean he takes off he does not have the moves like Jagger through that parking lot because it's a straight run and she downs him, man. Boom. So it looks worse than it was actually

because, you know, he's fine degrees. But it really, would you do it? Do you see yourself running someone down? I mean, I get the whole good I get that But man When When you really think about running someone over

For a purse And I get the heat of the moment Pest Especially a pregnant woman Holy crap She was probably out of her mind She's and A Who's gonna is there is there

There's no jury that's going to convict her And misdemeanor You know the misdemeanor you know the misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon, that probably goes in front of a judge. So the judge would actually probably have to fine her. Although the judge might say, good, although they can't really say that, can they? No, the judges have to be, now you know, we're sorry for what happened to you, and we know that it's a crime and Mr. Raines will be dealt with appropriately. But people can't be taking the law and apprehending criminals into their,

own right. Yeah, we can, Your Honor. Um, your honor. I'm back here. Can I, sit down, fat man. No, I just want to say that we can't. Can't take a law into our own hands sometimes.

And we're like, we're the first responders. You know, we can do that. Now sit down. Contempt. But you can't be taking the law to your own hands. You just can't. But it was really funny. And I'm glad that she, I'm glad that she's okay.

Most importantly. And the baby's okay. but I can actually see that particular incident. I can see that happening more from women than men. Like me, I see the guy running away. I'm like, eh. I'm not chasing after him for damn sure. This guy joking around with me yesterday at the car dealership.

Oh, I have to thank the car dealership too. at the car dealership talking about the only time I run is if somebody pulls a gun on me. You know what? I'm probably not even running then. Somebody starts shooting. I'm not right. No, no.

Shoot me or go on. But I'm not. It's not. Running, no. Running the whole thing is not going to happen. So I can see that happening with more female than males where the female is like, you son.

And run them down. Where the guy's, like, eh, he's already running. Somebody called 911.