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With the latest “snowmageddon” upon us, the unprepared have run out in a panic to clean out the local stores of every jug of milk and loaf of bread. Students of the Gun can take this as yet another learning experience. Are you prepared?

We have a Go Team Moment from South Carolina. Two thugs chose the wrong barber shop to try and rob. One of them paid with his life. And finally, during our SOTG Homeroom Professor Paul will discuss Tools, Tactics, and Techniques for self-defense.

From drudgetoday.com:

Concerned shoppers worried about spending days snowed indoors have hit grocery stores hard leaving empty shelves in their wake, hours before a massive snowstorm is due for the northeastern United States.

A few inches of snow have already piled up in places like Washington DC causing havoc, but forecasters predict Winter Storm Jonas could be a “historic storm” that will bring 50 to 60mph winds and more than two feet of additional snow.

“We will have blizzard conditions expected. Now already blizzard watches in effect for DC and Baltimore. Gusts are expected for pretty much mid-Atlantic up to the northeast,” Weather.com reports. “Saturday is to be an all snow event up and down I-95, at least the northeastern branch of it.”

Multiple photos uploaded to social media show the aftermath of sporadic panic buys at various grocery stores, leaving empty milk and bread shelves.

From www.wistv.com:

Two concealed weapons holders who were victims of an armed robbery at a Columbia barbershop shot and killed one of the suspects on Friday night.

The Colombia Police Department responded to an armed robbery call at ‘Next Up Barber and Beauty’ in the 4400 block of Fort Jackson Blvd shortly before 7 p.m.

Several people, including children, were inside the business when two armed men wearing masks demanded and stole money from them.

Two of the victims with valid concealed weapons permits shot at both suspects, hitting one of them. The wounded suspect ran from the barbershop and collapsed outside.

He was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead by medical staff a short time later, according to police.

CPD is investigating how the second suspect escaped from the scene, and whether he’s suffering from any injuries.

The victims were not physically injured during the incident.

Police said one of the suspect’s weapons was stolen from a south Columbia home in 2012.

Investigators continue to gather information about what happened, including checking for any available surveillance video.

The Richland County Coroner’s Office is assisting CPD with the case.

Authorities have not released the identity of the deceased suspect.

Anyone with any information about this robbery turned shooting is urged to call CrimeStoppers at 1-888-Crime-SC.