STORE SHOOTOUT: SECURITY GUARD VS ARMED GUNMAN!
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Do you have sound? The officer specifically told the owner of the business where to place the cameras, like at the key angles seen in the video. Doubt it's a reenactment.
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
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Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
So you're telling me that they actually made him (or an actor) reshoot a scene, just involving adjusting a camera, in two different uniform colors?
As for the color discrepancy, you ever play around with settings on a video camera?
Take a look at the shop clerk's apron in the two angles. It goes from very dark behind the counter, to bright in the back room. You're telling me not only did they change the uniform on the police officer for the reenactment, but they also made the shop keeper change his apron?
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Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
So you're telling me that they actually made him (or an actor) reshoot a scene, just involving adjusting a camera, in two different uniform colors?
As for the color discrepancy, you ever play around with settings on a video camera?
Take a look at the shop clerk's apron in the two angles. It goes from very dark behind the counter, to bright in the back room. You're telling me not only did they change the uniform on the police officer for the reenactment, but they also made the shop keeper change his apron?
You are starting to pwn yourself.
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
I see where you got your username.
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
So you're telling me that they actually made him (or an actor) reshoot a scene, just involving adjusting a camera, in two different uniform colors?
As for the color discrepancy, you ever play around with settings on a video camera?
Take a look at the shop clerk's apron in the two angles. It goes from very dark behind the counter, to bright in the back room. You're telling me not only did they change the uniform on the police officer for the reenactment, but they also made the shop keeper change his apron?
You are starting to pwn yourself.
No, not really.
You're basically saying this is a reenactment and the proof is that they made everybody change their clothes to light colors in the back room, and dark colors in the front room (counter area). Seems pretty ridiculous. Especially since that could easily be explained by camera adjustments and this crazy thing called lighting.
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Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Originally posted by: BigJ
A funny thing happens when you're much closer to the camera. The image is much clearer
And the guys got robbed 2 times in a couple of weeks. This was the third time it happened. Especially since a police officer instructed the owner on placement of cameras, I have no reason to suspect it would be reenacted.
Funny how he is also superman who can change from light uniform to dark uniform in a second during a gunfight.
So you're telling me that they actually made him (or an actor) reshoot a scene, just involving adjusting a camera, in two different uniform colors?
As for the color discrepancy, you ever play around with settings on a video camera?
Take a look at the shop clerk's apron in the two angles. It goes from very dark behind the counter, to bright in the back room. You're telling me not only did they change the uniform on the police officer for the reenactment, but they also made the shop keeper change his apron?
You are starting to pwn yourself.
No, not really.
You're basically saying this is a reenactment and the proof is that they made everybody change their clothes to light colors in the back room, and dark colors in the front room (counter area). Seems pretty ridiculous. Especially since that could easily be explained by camera adjustments and this crazy thing called lighting.
I am saying the back room shots are reenacted.
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Of course not. They're a compilation of the three best store shootings that they had that year. If you search you can find the original that was put out with the Benny Hill theme playing.
Shreveport sucks balls. I used to work hail claims for an insurance co. every spring in Shreveport. All the houses (claims) were in the ghetto. (hollywood, herndon, jewalla area.) We would find bullet holes in roofs everyday. Almost everyone had a pit bull or routwieler in their fenced in yard to keep out the bad guys. We started work early and were out of there by noon before the gang bangers were on the streets.
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