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Remember: Stupid Halloween Pranks Can Get You Killed. Just Ask These YouTube Pranksters.

People will do nearly anything nowadays to get video hits, including stupid pranks in NYC that would justify the use of deadly force.

The video below is from a few years ago and whether or not the guy with the gun is in on the ‘prank’, it’s still a solid reminder of what not to do to pave your way to fame.

After the video was released, they received a lot of hate for what they did, and likely disabled the video comments as a direct result of this.

PROVINTV halloween prank we Don’t always do this crazy pranks like this our gold is to make people laugh n smile

Every single person in this video gave us the permission to use there face in our video THEY FOUND IT FUNNEY COUSE IT WAS HALLOWEEN expiate for the guy with the gun this was a crazy prank we have don we wanted to do something epic for Halloween this prank was super scary and fun to film if u enjoyed it please share this video with ur friends Like Comment Subscribe we upload new video every week thank u guys so much for watching this vid much love… *Dont Try This At Home*

But, even though they were told by thousands that the prank was stupid, they kept the video up to keep the profit-generating machine alive. The purported armed guy shows up around the 2:25 mark.

IF the guy with the gun wasn’t in on the joke and actually caught off guard and drew in self-defense, it’s highly plausible that he is law enforcement. As this happened in NYC, we know full well that it’s nearly impossible for the average citizen to receive a concealed carry permit. Or, the guy could have been carrying illegally.

The takeaway for pranksters: Don’t do stupid pranks like this.

The takeaway for armed citizens: Read the situation as best as you possibly can, and make rational decisions from what you quickly gather.

Airline Baggage Handler Arrested For Stealing Firearms From Checked Baggage, And He’s A Felon, And They Released Him

PORTLAND, OREGON — A 26-year-old baggage handler at Portland International Airport was arrested on charges of stealing six firearms from travelers’ checked bagsover a short period of time. The accused man, Deshawn Kelly, is also a convicted felon and is not allowed to be around firearms.

And after he was arrested, they let him go and gave him a court date.

According to Port of Police, the 26-year-old suspect did not work for the airport or TSA rather the contract company Professional Business Providers Services.

Court documents show the first report of a stolen gun dates back to Aug. 19 of this year when a Glock was stolen from the checked bag of a passenger flying to Phoenix. Several more reports followed.

I’ve flown several times with a firearm and have had this exact concern. While everything is locked up, those locks are still TSA-approved and can be opened. I’m not sure how exactly they are opened, but it still leaves the bags vulnerable.

In one of the cases involving the theft, the tags on the bag with the firearm were switched and the firearm vanished.

Poof.

Once police began to suspect Kelly, they set up a sting operation. It went as follows:

According to court documents, during one of those operations surveillance video showed Kelly handling one of those bait bags, removing it from the view of surveillance cameras, and later returning it. But detectives said it appeared the lock had been damaged.

The next day two more bags were allegedly stolen. On Sept. 25, police obtained a search warrant for Kelly’s home where they recovered all but one of the guns reported stolen. Records show the suspect confessed to the crimes that same day.

He was of course arrested, and faces 13 charges, including six charges of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

Then, they granted him pretrial release.

He’s scheduled to show up in court on October 10th. Let’s see if he makes it.