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govnor wrote:I heard on the news story (I listen to 1080am and 820am all day) that they DID rob the customers for their wallets. I know I didn't hear this wrong, but maybe they got the story wrong. Or this was another incident. The one I heard about was on I-35 in Fort Worth.

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They took cash, but not wallets.

Good Post, Txi....made me do some re-evaluating of my habits of late. I've had a lot of things going on at work lately....staying pretty active all day long, so I got lazy and started grabbing my Beretta Tomcat .32 and sticking it in my pocket instead taking the time to holster up my 9mm M&P or my XD-45. Reading the story of your friends situation, I'd be in the same shape as he was, sitting there with my .32. Your story woke me up and I've returned to the larger calibers. And I agree with the decision your friend made, tough as it was.

And hope that P3AT would punch through the glass...

txinvestigator wrote:

govnor wrote:I heard on the news story (I listen to 1080am and 820am all day) that they DID rob the customers for their wallets. I know I didn't hear this wrong, but maybe they got the story wrong. Or this was another incident. The one I heard about was on I-35 in Fort Worth.

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They took cash, but not wallets.

Oh man...I can't imagine your friend giving up the cash. I know he was doing "the right thing" of course. It makes me cringe just thinking about it.

You know what I think. I wish he would have put 'em in the ground.