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RBid · July 27, 2013, 11:13 PM

Called the manager today.

He said he was in the "back room" (a very small space, separated from the sales area by a door. The chair at the desk faces front, one step from the door). He heard the case smash, and jumped to the door.

The first look he got was the BG holding a gun and a bat. He didn't see the knife.

Manager drew and yelled.

BG dropped the gun and bat-- dropped, not set down.

Manager ordered the BG to the ground. BG complied.

Manager contacted police, knowing he would let the BG run if he tried to flee.

He handled it very well.

July 27, 2013, 11:13 PM	#24
RBid Senior Member Join Date: March 10, 2012 Posts: 1,059	Don't Bring a Bat to a Gun Store Called the manager today. He said he was in the "back room" (a very small space, separated from the sales area by a door. The chair at the desk faces front, one step from the door). He heard the case smash, and jumped to the door. The first look he got was the BG holding a gun and a bat. He didn't see the knife. Manager drew and yelled. BG dropped the gun and bat-- dropped, not set down. Manager ordered the BG to the ground. BG complied. Manager contacted police, knowing he would let the BG run if he tried to flee. He handled it very well.