In Houston Chronicle Jan. 4 reported that two rappers were making a music video near a credit union in Lake Jackson, TX. They were displaying real guns and fake money bags. They apparently didn't notify anyone in law enforcement. My thoughts:
1) why wouldn't they notify someone in authority that they would be outside a bank looking like they were robbing it?
2) they used real guns but author (sym)pathetically noted the guns were not loaded
3) the article states the cops did the "right thing" by not shooting - tone of article compliments cops for not doing anything "bad"
4) apparently they were not cited nor charged with some other penalty for what should have been some sort of brandishing given the facts
Couldn't find the complete article but here's the best I could find:
http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas ... 836125.php
Rappers mistaken for robbers
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Rappers mistaken for robbers
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Re: Rappers mistaken for robbers
Not charged with anything......... hhmm. I think there are several charges that could apply. Note to self: If I ever rob a bank, just tell them I'm a rapper and making a video. 

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http://www.kltv.com/story/34178836/rapp ... or-robbery
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2017/01/04/ ... 483556199/
For their next groundbreaking video--I'm sure with a viewership equally aware of the real world as they are--rappers Tru Keezy and Yung Groovey no doubt plan to pass through into the secure area of Houston Intercontinental Airport and begin recording the debut of their next single, "I Have a Bomb."
Memorial service details will be forthcoming once these Darwin Award candidates' obituaries are eventually published.
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2017/01/04/ ... 483556199/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CQAbjlMcQUKPRC News wrote:In the encyclopedia of bad ideas, this has got to be on page one.
For their next groundbreaking video--I'm sure with a viewership equally aware of the real world as they are--rappers Tru Keezy and Yung Groovey no doubt plan to pass through into the secure area of Houston Intercontinental Airport and begin recording the debut of their next single, "I Have a Bomb."
Memorial service details will be forthcoming once these Darwin Award candidates' obituaries are eventually published.

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Re: Rappers mistaken for robbers
Something tells me that these two had this planned. Because of their "stunt" how many news crews reported on this and how many articles in news papers will be written with their names in it? Sounds like a really stupid way to get your name out there.
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Re: Rappers mistaken for robbers
**Bing bing bing** WINNER!!!!!!jweg84 wrote:Something tells me that these two had this planned. Because of their "stunt" how many news crews reported on this and how many articles in news papers will be written with their names in it? Sounds like a really stupid way to get your name out there.

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Re: Rappers mistaken for robbers
If I had worn a SAA openly in a western holster in a major Texas city before open carry passed, any bets if I would have been arrested for UCW?
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