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2 Bad Guys With Guns Burst Into A Restaurant--In Texas
Mike Miller, Jan. 14, 2015, Independent Journal Review
Koy Sam and his wife were in the process of closing their Houston restaurant for the day when two armed robbers walked in. As one of them forced the couple to the floor, the other one headed for the cash register.
An unidentified customer, who was in the middle of his meal, then decided to take matters into his own hands.
The customer, also armed, held one of the would-be robbers at gunpoint until the police arrived. He fired at the other suspect as he fled, hitting the front windows of the store.
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Koy Sam and his wife were in the process of closing their Houston restaurant for the day when two armed robbers walked in. As one of them forced the couple to the floor, the other one headed for the cash register.
An unidentified customer, who was in the middle of his meal, then decided to take matters into his own hands.
The customer, also armed, held one of the would-be robbers at gunpoint until the police arrived. He fired at the other suspect as he fled, hitting the front windows of the store.
Read more: www.ijreview.com
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