The Devil With a Gun is No Match for Tampa Strip Club Security Guard
The Devil with a Gun is No Match for Tampa Strip Club Security Guard.
Move over Chuck Norris, there’s a new hero in town! And according to Fox News, his name is Manuel “Manny” Anthony Resto. he’s the security guard who took down a devil-masked gunman at a Tampa strip club.
Resto was just doing his job when he saw a man approaching in a red and black devil mask. This dude looked nuts! He had the words “kill” and “darkk one” written across his freaking arms! The security guard quickly sprang into action when he saw the man had a gun and flashlight in his hands.
In a move that would make even Jason Statham jealous, Resto knocked the gun out of the man’s hand and engaged in a WWE-style takedown with the devil-masked gunman. The surveillance footage shows the two engaged in a wild struggle, with the gun firing a shot that hit the front door of the club.
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But Resto wasn’t about to back down. He fought tooth and nail, eventually wresting the gun away from the devil-masked man and pointing it back at him. Resto held the man until police arrived, saving countless lives in the process.
I have to say that was some great reflexes. Seeing that I might have thought that it was just another day on the job. The devil at a strip club? Seems normal to me.
Resto’s bravery and quick thinking should have him earning him the title of the “Devil Slayer” among his fellow security guards, and we’re pretty sure Chuck Norris is quaking in his boots right about now.
So the next time you’re out on the town and see a security guard, remember Manny Anthony Resto, the Tampa strip club security guard who defeated the devil. And who knows, maybe he’ll be the next superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe!
Three Florida Airports Made The Top 10 For Most Firearms Found At Security Checkpoints
You are NOT allowed to bring a gun onto a plane in your carry on bag. Even if you have a concealed carry permit. You can bring a gun on a plane if it is unloaded and packed in a locked, hard-sided case and the bag is checked. Despite that very clear rule, many people continue to bring guns in their carry-ons. And Florida airports are seeing a lot of them.
The TSA announced in a press release ” Nationwide, TSA officers stopped 6,542 firearms at checkpoints at 262 different airports, surpassing the previous record of 5,972 firearms caught at checkpoints last year. The majority of those firearms (88%) were loaded. ” On average, that’s one gun for every 116,394 travelers screened nationwide. But of course, some airports see more than others.
Last week we noted, Four of the Top Five Worst Airports in the U.S. Are In Florida. At least Florida is slightly better on this list. However, neither of these lists compare to what went down in Atlanta this week:
Florida Airports gun confiscation is on the rise.
The Tampa Bay Times states, “In Florida, TSA officers confiscated a record 854 guns in 2022. That’s a 28% increase from the previous record in 2021.” And it’s not a small deal, either. I’m sure for many of these it was a mistake. But that mistake can involve criminal charges and a fine of up to nearly $15,000. – Careful if you click on the Tampa Bay Times link, you only get three free articles before they start charging you.
So how does Florida rank on people trying to brings guns onto planes? Not as bad as you’d think. Sure, even one is too many, but take a look at what is going on in Atlanta. Below is the ranking, airport, and guns caught by TSA at checkpoints in 2022.
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