‘Don’t worry kids, I’ll be fine’: Marine shot three times in street robbery survives… by plugging bullet holes with his fingers. Crooks – 0, Store Clerk and USMC – 2. Now this dude is a Marine! Semper Fi! ITHM salute!
‘Don’t worry kids, I’ll be fine’: Marine shot three times in street robbery survives… by plugging bullet holes with his fingers
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That's the kind of man you want beside you when you're walking through hell.
There is an alternate meaing to Semper Fi: Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear NO evil. For I am the most hardcore ass kicking SOB in the valley.
OOOOH Rah!!!
It looks it would take some .50 cal slugs just to get through those pecs.
Those two fools are lucky this Marine was not locked and loaded. Two shots, two kills, no waste of taxpayers money on trials then three hots and a cot.
No, there would still be a trial, but it would be this Marine in court!
Somehow, I don't think he would be convicted, but the families of the original shooters would be suing for loss of income!
I'll bet the perps will forgo their right to face their accuser!
...and then he waterboarded the thieves with his own blood!! God bless America, and those who defend her.
oh that made me laff! wtg sooper!
Wow. Just wow. That is courage and toughness that most of us can't even imagine.
Actually, my first impulse was to write, "That man's balls have balls." But that was a bit crude. :)
Lt. Col. Trenker represents the best of what is American. Those who attempted to take his property and his life represent the worst.
Remind me not to piss that marine off.
That RACIST Marine! He should have just let those Democrats "redistribute" his gold chain to Pooky their local drug dealer. It's obvious he is a member of the 1%..... this world is going to hell fast. Wish I could see a couple mug shots from when the marine gets better and they let him into their cell for an hour.
Chuck Norris called this Marine for advice!
Great story of toughness but a 29 year old Lt. Colonel? That seems like a factual error.
Yes, they did word it wrong. He's been a Marine for 29 years. That would make it a little easier to understand. I wish him well in his recovery.