This was related to me by local LEO.
An older gentleman, working in scrap metal recycling in Southern Indiana, was contacted by a guy wanting to sell him some aluminum scrap.
Arrangements were made to meet at the refuse yard and after weighing the aluminum scrap out the owner was asked if the two guys that showed up could wander around and look at his yard. They were told yes.
Upon returning to the office the old man was asked if he had any concerns about being out in the middle of nowhere by himself and the owner replied that he had never had any problems.
One of the pair advised the old man that today was the day to be concerned and told him they were robbing him.
The owner, who is known to carry large amounts of cash, said they could have whatever they wanted but just leave him his wallet because of his SS card and other important documents.
As he sat behind his desk the young punks started to advance on him and the old man drew a 9mm he was carrying.
Needless to say it was asses and elbows then.
Police said this MO had been seen before in Southern Indiana.
Moral of the story is this:
This gentleman had gotten away from daily carry for a while. On this morning he had a feeling that compelled him grab his 9.
You never know. . . . . . Always carry !!!
An older gentleman, working in scrap metal recycling in Southern Indiana, was contacted by a guy wanting to sell him some aluminum scrap.
Arrangements were made to meet at the refuse yard and after weighing the aluminum scrap out the owner was asked if the two guys that showed up could wander around and look at his yard. They were told yes.
Upon returning to the office the old man was asked if he had any concerns about being out in the middle of nowhere by himself and the owner replied that he had never had any problems.
One of the pair advised the old man that today was the day to be concerned and told him they were robbing him.
The owner, who is known to carry large amounts of cash, said they could have whatever they wanted but just leave him his wallet because of his SS card and other important documents.
As he sat behind his desk the young punks started to advance on him and the old man drew a 9mm he was carrying.
Needless to say it was asses and elbows then.
Police said this MO had been seen before in Southern Indiana.
Moral of the story is this:
This gentleman had gotten away from daily carry for a while. On this morning he had a feeling that compelled him grab his 9.
You never know. . . . . . Always carry !!!