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A group of teens who tried to rob a man at gunpoint were treated to a hard dose of reality.
After the teens robbed the man at gunpoint, he chased after them to get his belongings.
When one of the teens turned at him, allegedly with weapon in hand, the man fired, killing the boy.
Instant Justice
Live by the sword, die by the sword.
If you are going to commit adult crimes, you better be prepared to pay adult consequences.
The “victim” was an older man who was doing nothing more than watching YouTube videos while sitting at a gazebo in his gated community.
The teenagers could be seen in surveillance videos stalking the man for about 30 minutes, only they did not know he had a concealed carry weapon on his person.
The three boys pulled a gun on the man and took his belongings.
After the boys took off, the man told them to stop, pulling his weapon.
When the boy pointed the gun back at the man, he fired, hitting the boy in the head, killing him.
The boy has been identified as 16-year-old Azarya Murphy, who played football for his local high school.
The boy’s mother, Rhonda Fraser, stated, “You know, you raise your kids, you never know what they do behind your back, but at the same time, this doesn’t make any sense to me.
“He was just so humble and mild-mannered. When you asked him what he wants to do, football was the only thing he would say. … He doesn’t have a record.
“He’s never been suspended from school. I don’t know. I don’t get it.”
Even with the video evidence, Fraser seems to doubt that her son did anything wrong.
She added, “Everything doesn’t add up.
“If he’s robbing, why [is] he shot in the back of the head? Why [is] his phone missing? Why [is] there a gun … next to him without his prints?
“Where is one plus one equaling two here, because it’s not equaling two to me.”
The robbery victim has not been charged with any crimes to this point.
Source: The Blaze
