Gitzo Loc: Indiana

Concealed Carrier Shoots Cop Killer in Georgia
6:12 PM 06/12/2014


Article By Dan Cannon, GunsSaveLives.net

Griffin Police Officer Kevin Jordan (pictured), age 43, was shot in the back multiple times after removing some disorderly patrons from a Waffle House where he was working as private security.

After one of the suspects became physical, Jordan moved to place her under arrest, however the suspect’s boyfriend drew a firearm and shot Officer Jordan several times in the back, killing him.

Kevin Jordan’s brother, Raymond Jordan, was also at the Waffle House that night. He is not a police officer, but possesses a permit to carry a weapon, which he was doing that night. Raymond drew his gun and opened fire on the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Michael Dwayne Bowman.

Bowman was struck several times, but lived through the encounter. He is in critical condition at an area hospital.

According to local media reports,

“My only regret, I don’t want to be bitter. My only regret, I didn’t kill him,” said Raymond Jordan.

Bowman’s aunt said she was devastated by the deadly shooting that took Jordan’s life.

The suspects in the crime are identified as Bowman, who pulled the trigger, his girlfriend Chantell Mixon, who started the altercation, and a third person, 23 year old Tyler Taylor. It is unclear what charges Mixon and Taylor will face.



Comments;
Good job Raymond, but you gotta get to the range and do some serious practicing; when you're shooting at a perp who has just shot someone, (especially your brother, ) you need to make sure he leaves the scene in a plastic bag.

Every time I post one of these stories about a bad guy with a gun being "neutralized" by a good guy with a gun, I can always count on at least one or two smart-ass remarks by a dimocrat; I don't how many on the forum are familiar with Griffin, Georgia, but I've not only been there many times, I've also been in that Waffle House many times; so far, I have never had a problem with a perp with a gun in that particular Waffle House, but the next time I'm traveling down I-75 in Georgia and I stop at the Waffle House in Griffin for coffee, I'll be sure to "check my six" carefully until I leave. (Thanks to Raymond Jordan, there will now be one less perp in Griffin, Ga. to be concerned about, and sadly, one less good Cop. )

R.I.P. Officer Kevin Jordan, Griffin, Ga. P.D.

dljen Loc: Central PA

There was another shooting at a Waffle House in GA. Too many guns in GA since they passed that law.

http://www.11alive.com/story/news/local/southwest-atlanta/2014/06/13/man-shot-and-killed-at-fulton-county-waffle-house/10412017/

Are Waffle Houses truck stops?

Gitzo Loc: Indiana

To paraphrase YOUR OWN stupid remarks, look it up for YOUR SELF, fool! You've been sitting around on your fat patootie over there in the keystone state, blathering about things you have no idea of what you're talking about for so long now that you don't even know what a "Waffle House" is? It's a "House" that sells "Waffles", dummy! (And they're not particular what kind of "vehicle" their "customers" are driving, troll woman. ) (Unlike YOU! )

dljen Loc: Central PA

I knew a "professional" trucker like yourself would know the "low-down" on any of those trucker dives.

You express yourself so well, glitzy, never letting your repugnant personality show thru.

BTW, I am not fat, I know that must break your little black trucker's heart.

Red Bear

What is it with Waffle House? I'm not making light of this situation, and my wife and I even like our "local" Waffle House, but there are stories all over about anything from celebrity fistfights to armed assaults and murders at locations all over the country.

About a decade ago, I had to grab a flailing combatant that was about to fall into my wife and carry him to the door and toss him into the parking lot. At least that broke up the fight pretty quick; buncha young thugs seemed to lose interest in the fight when one of their own was treated like a sack of beans.

oldmalky Loc: West Midlands,England.

As a UK resident i also didnt know what a waffle house was
or indeed what a waffle was until i asked the wife,apparently we call them woffles (my spelling) but pronounce and spell them the same as you.

tony336 Loc: Lincolnshire .England.

Well, maybe I am unusual but I quite often eat waffles , and that is how it is spelt . I buy them in any supermarket and eat them hot with maple syrup . Funny how even in a small country like this people don't have much experience of the others who live within 100 miles or so.

catfish252

They are coffee shop/diner/greasy spoon located on every other street corner through the south - headquartered in the Atlanta area, there are over 1700 of them

Waffle House

clanmack Loc: Asheville, NC

The shooter who killed officer Jordan also had a concealed carry permit.

EngineerAl

On our way to Fort Lauderdale, Florida for a fifteen day cruise to LA through the Panama Canal, my wife and I dined at a Waffle House for the first time. It was attractive, clean and a great place to dine. In appreciation of the thankless task the cook has, never receiving a tip, as waiters and waitresses do, I asked him to come to the front counter, where I gave him a five-dollar bill with a handshake. He greatly appreciated both. Weeks later, I called the Waffle House back and got his name and the restaurant address, to send a Christmas card to him.

When did Troll Woman, the Incessant Nagger, ever do such a thing? Obviously never. All she knows how to do is *, *, *.

(* a five-letter word that rhymes with Hillary Clinton, who said to Dick Morris, "You effing Jew bast---.")

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