In 2012, James Carmichael had made arrangements to sell an iPad and met a potential buyer in a CVS parking lot. However, the sale fell through. As the buyer left, another individual appeared and held Carmichael at gunpoint, demanding all of his money and the iPad. Carmichael complied and pled for his life while he pulled his own weapon to protect himself from the thief. The gun jammed. The robber then proceeded to shoot Carmichael multiple times in the stomach, back and shoulder before fleeing the scene.
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