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The Washington Times is running an interesting piece on Bruno Kirchenwitz, a now former employ of 7-Eleven, who was fired after an incident where a couple of Hispanic's threatened him and then subsequently fired shots at the store.

The sequence of events has to do with the fact that Kirchenwitz wear's a Border Patrol cap when he is not working. In the interview on the Washington Time's site, Kirchenwitz is very specific that he doesn't wear the cap to work, but since he rides the bus, it is likely that people would recognize him as the guy with the BP hat.

At the 7-Eleven, these two poster children for giving amnesty to illegal aliens, threatened Kirchenwitz, then returned with an M-1 rifle and fired five rounds into the store, which had several customers, including a family with a small child.

No one was hurt, though there were several customers present, including a family with a child. Police issued an arrest warrant for one of the men, Richard Ramirez, an illegal alien who had been deported before by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

Basalt Police Chief Keith Ikeda said the department identified the second man, who is living in Colorado legally, though no warrant is issued for his arrest.

Question #1 - why is an illegal alien running around with a firearm? This is a Federal felony.

Question #2 - Ramirez is a known illegal alien who has previously deported. Why is he still here?

Question #3 - why isn't there a warrant out for the arrest of the second perp?

Question #4 - who the hell provided an illegal alien with a firearm?

Richard Ramirez is the kind of "upstanding" illegal that the Democrats want to give legal status and citizenship to. Yet it is Kirchenwitz who gets fired from his job.

It is clear to me that these two thugs came into 7-Eleven in order to specifically harass Kirchenwitz, and that he is a victim. Seriously, what would 7-Eleven have done if they had pulled a gun and shot him on site?

At least I don't have to worry about boycotting 7-eleven. I haven't seen one in Minnesota, where I now live, yet. But I think I will skip getting a Slurpee next time I am in California.

Meanwhile, Ramirez and his accomplice should be prosecuted under the full power of the law, and deported once they have served their sentences.

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