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Reader commentsRoss Knowles Taylor, 48, of Keene was arrested for robbing Apothecary Pharmacy after a private citizen, in his own vehicle, followed the getaway car, relaying Taylor's location to police via cell phone, according to authorities.
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YOUR COMMENTS
Sam,
You are absolutely right! Denying people the right to choose and of liberty costs the 49% of us that pay taxes (yes 51% of Americans live off the rest of us) a lot of money.
I am pleased to hear that an open carrying free stater was able to contribute to the aprehension of the perp.
UL, its always nice to know when fellow citizens act to assist fellow citizens and the police as well as when they show (proper) restraint when carrying a firearm or arms. Libtards are still convinced that guns kill people.
- Michael Layon, Derry
mike steever is my uncle and he is an awesome man.
- dylan fontaine, jaffrey
I believe DM was employing a literary device known as "sarcasm"...
- Benjamin, Bedford
DM from Hampton,
I blame you. Your intolerance and continued blind faith in the war on drugs is the gateway for a system that forces people to commit violent acts to obtain substances that God put here on this earth for our use.
DM, if instead of blaming marijuana you had supported marijuana legalization maybe Mr. Ross Knowles Taylor would have just smoked some weed and not felt the need to rob a store for pain killers.
DM, how do you sleep at night knowing that your support of the war on drugs has led to so much violence?
- John B, Manchester
Didnt one of those free staters have a hand in getting this guy caught?
- JOhn, Manchester
Nice Article. It left out the fact that a Free Stater who was open carrying was able to follow the man to the waiting car and record the license plate. Most of the people who were not armed were cowering in shops hoping not to be victimized while police were minutes away.
Of course all of this is thanks to the state's prohibition and restrictions on everything from tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, prescription drugs, and the list goes on.
Wouldn't it be easier if these people were treated like sick people?
They do that in Amsterdam, and had to close 8 prisons because they just didn't have enough criminals. . . humm. . .
- Sam Dodson, Keene, NH
DM & Greg,
It wasn't Alcohol, Tobacco, Coffee or Marijuana.
It must have been that Horrorcore Music.
- Paul, Manchester
DM,
What about alcohol and tobacco? Heck I'm sure this guy has had a Cup of Joe before, let's ban caffeine so something like this never happens again.
- Greg, Granby, CT
I blame Marijuana as it's the gateway drug.
- DM, Hampton
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