26-year-old man charged with the murder of Uber driver

Greenville County Sheriff's Office said a 26-year-old man has been charged in connection with the murder of an Uber driver in Greenville SC in 2017.   |

   Mike Mecklenburg was driving for Uber in April 2017 when he was shot to death.  |

   The sheriff's office said in a news release that investigators believe the suspect, identified as 26-year-old Joseph Jovanti Johnson III, shot Mecklenburg in the head after Meckenburg dropped off a passenger on Power Street.  |

   Johnson lived on the street. Deputies say Johnson "engaged Mecklenburg in an unprovoked verbal altercation that eventually resulted in Johnson firing a single shot, striking Mecklenburg in the head."  |

  Last month, a news agency's segment on the shooting death led to a tip implicating Johnson's involvement.


Editor Note:

  Johnson started an unprovoked altercation with an uber driver. Johnson shot the uber driver in the head.  | 

  I wish the uber driver,  Michael Mecklenberg of Greenville SC, had shot johnson instead.

  It is obvious he could have defended himself using a weapon if he was threatened.  |

  I hope Johnson gets the death penalty and the electric chair, he deserves it.  |

 Scum like Johnson think they can get away with their crime but their crimes catch up with them eventually.

 Get a CWA permit to carry in SC.  |  If you drive a car you don't need one in SC.   |

 Protect yourself against people like Johnson.

SC woman kills escaped inmate who kicked in her door

South Carolina woman kills escaped jail inmate who kicked down her door

 Bruce McLaughlin Jr., 30, was fatally shot on Tuesday after authorities said he kicked down a woman’s back door in South Carolina. (Pickens County Sheriff’s Office) | 

 Hours after he and another inmate escaped jail after beating up a security guard, a South Carolina inmate was fatally shot after he broke into a woman’s house, officials said.

Bruce McLaughlin Jr., 30, was shot in the head by the woman after he kicked in her back door on Tuesday, according to Pickens County authorities. | 

 After he entered the home, McLaughlin grabbed a knife sharpening tool from the kitchen and headed toward the woman’s bedroom around 3 a.m. Sheriff Rick Clark said the woman was home alone and had undergone concealed weapons training at some point prior to the incident. | 

 "This was a big guy. If she hadn't had a weapon there's no telling what would have happened," the sheriff said. "I gave her a big hug. I told her how proud I was of her."
Clark said the incident was “a shining example” of why owning and knowing how to properly use a gun is important. |

  Editor Note:  |

 The Pickens county woman who was able to defend herself had taken a CWP course.  |

 The police would have arrived to late to stop McLaughlin. She stopped him with a bullet to his head!  |

Don't leave yourself defenseless by living in a "gun free zone".  |

Own a weapon and learn to defend yourself against anyone if needed.  |

 Also join the NRA which supports your right to defend yourself in time of need like this Pickens county lady did.  | 

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