Thug Puts GUN To Marine Daughter’s Neck – Learns The Hard Way, She Takes After Her Daddy! VIDEO

10 Aug, 2016 by Greg Campbell

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The media pounces upon any story that involves misuse of a firearm. However, they routinely ignore the life-saving uses of firearms that occur in America every single day. Citizens protect themselves and others routinely in the U.S. with firearms, but such stories do not fit the liberal media narrative. One such incident involves an 85-pound young lady who shot and killed her assailant using a gun – the great equalizer of force.

From the Independent Journal:

Carolann Miracle received a miracle of her own this week when shesurvived an attack by man with a gun threatening to kill her.

Miracle told KCBD-TV that she was walking to a Glendale, Arizona, gas station convenience store with her sister and her boyfriend at one in the morning when a man approached her and asked for a cigarette.

When he got closer, he put a gun to her throat:

“He put the gun up to my neck and said, ‘It’s loaded, don’t move.’”

Miracle, who stands 4’11” and weighs only 85 pounds, had her own gun holstered on her hip. She believes the armed robber planned to take it:

“I think he thought, ‘She’s a little girl. Maybe she doesn’t know how to use her weapon.’”

But that’s where he was wrong. Though she was “terrified,” she reached for her gun:

“I dropped my soda, released my gun from my holster and cocked it. I shot him and ran in the opposite direction.”

Afraid that other people at the gas station were friends of the robber, Miracle ran home to report the shooting and had one question for the 9-1-1 operator:

“Am I going to go to jail for defending myself?”

Though the case is still under investigation, Glendale police spokesman Sgt. Scott Waite told Independent Journal Review that her story checks out.

But he told us that charges against her are being considered:

“As far as charges being considered, we take any shooting incident serious. We will complete the investigation and submit the report to the county attorney for review. I know the Maricopa County Attorney will take it serious, as well, and review everything before making a determination.”

Miracle says her dad, a Marine veteran, taught her how to handle her weapon and defend herself. He must have taught her well because what Miracle told reporters afterwards left a lot of people very surprised.

It turns out that she hadn’t actually fired her weapon very often:

“I’ve been to the shooting range two times. And, uh, that was actually the third time shooting my gun — him.”

Miracle says she feels terrible that Frank Taylor died. She understands that he’s a new father. But she told ABC 15 that she believed it was a ‘kill or be killed’ moment:

“I didn’t want to hurt him. I’m thanking God I’m still here for my daughter. I just feel bad that I took him away from his baby.”

Still, she says, “he shouldn’t have been out robbing people at one in the morning.”