A resident of Henrico County, Va. travelled to a housing complex to look at a car that had been listed for sale. When the resident arrived, he was met by a pair of men who robbed him of his car keys and cash at gunpoint. But before the thieves were able to make off with his car, the resident was able to retrieve a shotgun from his vehicle and force the criminals to flee. (WTVR, Richmond, Va. 01/11/14)
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Armed Citizen halts carjacking, WTVR, Richmond, Va. 01/11/14
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
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