Who Needs to Carry in McDonalds?

Malum Prohibitum · May 6, 2007

http://www.charlotte.com/115/story/110364.html

Fast food supervisor charged in robbery
CLEVE R. WOOTSON JR.
cwootson@charlotteobserver.com
A former McDonald's shift leader is charged with orchestrating a robbery that left the gunman -- her 20-year-old cousin -- dead.

Crystal Danielle Steel, 23, has been charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery and armed robbery. She was the shift manager at the time of the Jan. 25 attempted robbery at the west Charlotte McDonald's.

The robbery attempt was foiled when Tiemeyer Neshawn Sanders, 25, another McDonald's employee, shot Donte McFadden.

Sanders was charged on Friday with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. According to police, the district attorney's office did not charge Sanders with murder because we was acting in self defense and in defense of another. But Sanders is a convicted felon and was prohibited from possessing a handgun.
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Malum Prohibitum · May 7, 2007

Malum Prohibitum said:

http://www.charlotte.com/115/story/110364.html

Fast food supervisor charged in robbery
CLEVE R. WOOTSON JR.
cwootson@charlotteobserver.com
A former McDonald's shift leader is charged with orchestrating a robbery that left the gunman -- her 20-year-old cousin -- dead.

Crystal Danielle Steel, 23, has been charged with conspiracy to commit armed robbery and armed robbery. She was the shift manager at the time of the Jan. 25 attempted robbery at the west Charlotte McDonald's.

The robbery attempt was foiled when Tiemeyer Neshawn Sanders, 25, another McDonald's employee, shot Donte McFadden.

Sanders was charged on Friday with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. According to police, the district attorney's office did not charge Sanders with murder because we was acting in self defense and in defense of another. But Sanders is a convicted felon and was prohibited from possessing a handgun.
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I thought there would at least be some comments on that last part.

ICP_Juggalo · May 7, 2007

That is a shame. And the felony crime that guy was convicted of was probably a malum prohibitum as well. There should be exceptions for some felonious crimes as to having rights restored, but then again a felony charge should only apply to crimes that are malum en se in nature.

foshizzle · May 7, 2007

Too bad.

shall be imprisoned for not less than one nor more than five years;
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Poor guy gets a MANDATORY one-year sentence for stopping a crime. How is justice served again?

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