Robber in Norco California gets SHOTGUN response from owner in attempted robbery - Riverside Sheriff

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Norco, California – On August 1, 2022, around 2:45 a.m., a robber was critically injured after being shotgunned by a store owner in a robbery gone wrong…..for the robbers.

Security video shows a man armed with an AR-15 pattern rifle walk into the Norco Market at 816 Sixth Street, point the weapon at the owner, and order him to put his “hands in the air.” The owner responded by firing a shotgun at the suspect, who immediately runs out of the store screaming and shouting, “He shot my arm off!” The parking lot security camera shows the suspect jump into a dark-colored BMW SUV with at least three accomplices, and then drive away.

Four suspects were later found at a hospital. One of the men “was suffering from a gunshot wound consistent with a shotgun blast,” according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. The 23 y/o man remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition and will be booked into jail after being released, officials said.

The suspect vehicle, which had been reported stolen, was also found at the hospital. Inside the dark-colored BMW SUV authorities found numerous stolen firearms, officials said.

Three suspects were identified as Justin Johnson, 22, of Inglewood, Jamar Williams, 27 of Los Angeles and Davon Broadus, 24, of Las Vegas were booked for robbery and conspiracy.