Peyton Strickland, 18, was killed Friday at a house he shared with three roommates, Sheriff Sid Causey said.
Roommate Mike Rhoton said Strickland was unarmed when he got up from playing a Tiger Woods golf game but may have been holding a controller when he went to the door as officers bashed it in. Strickland's dog also was shot to death.
The sheriff said Strickland was shot by members of a specially trained team who went to help university officers serve arrest warrants. Causey said officers considered the arrest a high-risk situation.
"Anytime that someone beats a person severely and commits an armed robbery, I certainly would consider him a risk and a danger," Causey said.
The sheriff said the robbery victim waited in line for three days to buy the units for $641 each at a Wal-Mart. He was unloading them at his campus apartment when one man beat him to the ground while another took the consoles, Causey said.
This is how they do it in North Carolina. In NYC you can run over a cop then have the local media endlessly caterwaul, but down south, you steal...you pay. And your little dog, too. By "specially trained teams."
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