An armed robber wearing a shirt on his head entered the Queen of Pawns pawnshop in Kissimmee, Fla. and demanded cash from two employees. A clerk on duty responded to the threat by retrieving a gun and firing at the criminal, causing him to flee. One employee suffered a minor injury during the incident and was taken to a local hospital. (WKMG, Orlando, Fla. 07/05/13)
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Pawn shop clerk fights off armed robber, WKMG, Orlando, Fla. 07/05/13
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