The Usual Suspects: 7-11 Looted By Mob

Greg Ellifritz has warned that crimes committed by groups has become the norm. From the Daily Mail: "Sacramento 7-Eleven looted as 50 people from sideshow storm store." An excerpt:

    Sacramento County Sheriff's Office believe the ransacking at 11.30pm on Sunday was part of a sideshow that happened earlier that night. 

    The mob stole electronics and food items from the convenience store located near Elkhorn and Rio Linda boulevards. 

    Amar Gandhi, a spokesperson for the sheriff's office, said the store was ransacked in just five minutes.

    'Our deputies got here within about five minutes, and they were all gone, but the damage was immense,' he said.

    ' They've got people breaking windows. They've got people potentially with weapons — absolutely no regard for anyone's safety.' 

    Gandhi said the culprits will likely escape without severe punishment because the looting will be classified as non-violent.

    'These guys are probably going to get tickets, at most,' he said.

    'Maybe a couple might go to jail for a little while for breaking windows because again, these are now non-violent crimes. 

    'Ask the two guys inside while this is all going on how non-violent it felt for them.'

Seven-11 has historically not permitted its employees to be armed, so if someone had assaulted or attacked the clerks, they would have been SOL.