A mile in Manassas

[PaulG]

I think my friend was justified in pulling her gun: very late at night, with 6 aggresive males trying to encircle her and making demands for her to come to them, etc.

The only thing I think she did wrong is that she did not call the cops.

She realizes the risk she took but said that it was late; she had a long day; was very tired and just wanted to go home. She was just glad she didn't have to shoot anyone.

I agree that the safest thing would be to call the cops to make sure they got the information correctly instead of second hand from a clerk or even worse, the bad guys.

Lesson for future reference.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Doc Holliday]

Manassas just keeps getting worse.

I had a friend who stopped at a local gas station/shop n rob a couple of weeks ago and as she was coming back to her car, 6 guys started hassling her.

One yelled for her to "come here". She told them to leave her alone.

One guy then ran and stopped between her and her car. He then said, "my boy said to come here".

At this point, she lifted her shirt, pulled her Glock 27 (appendex carry with holster, by the way) holding it at her side pointing down and explained again that they should leave her alone.

They all backed off and she heard one of the guys say "she's serious".

Sweet! I sure you could see the poop stains on their exposed underwear.

[BUTCH69]

I'd drive extra miles to avoid a place like that, I'm sure the local police though are hard at work getting scum like that off the street. ( I hope )

[youngda9]

You need to listen to your "Spidey Senses" a little better. You should have never gone into that store. You gang-bang profiled correctly and still got yourself into a mess. Hopefully you'll listen more next time.

Glad you're alright.