
For illustrative purposes only, not actual swords used in article.
For illustrative purposes only, not actual swords used in article.
Video surveillance clip of man struggling to cross street after being attacked with a machete in Los Angeles, just before collapsing on the sidewalk.
In this frame grab taken from video provided by the New York Police Department, an unidentified man approaches New York City police officers with a hatchet, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014, in the Queens borough of New York. The man injured two with the hatchet before the other officers shot and killed him, police said. A bystander was wounded in the gunfire. Investigators were still trying to confirm the identity of the assailant and determine a motive. (AP Photo/New York Police Department)
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SOURCE – A bloodbath at a Texas McDonalds was narrowly avoided when the thief’s gun jammed twice.
Davage Armstrong and his young son were getting food from a McDonald’s in Fort Worth on Tuesday night when a gunman, Jestin Joseph, rushed in and demanded money from customers and workers.
Footage from the incident was broadcast on local WFAA-TV.
Armstrong and the Joseph tussled, and the gunman raised his pistol and tried to shoot, the footage shows.
But the weapon wouldn’t fire.
“I could hear the gun clicking… he was pulling the trigger,” Armstrong told WFAA-TV.
Joseph removed the clip, jammed it back in and ran outside.
He fired a single shot in the air and then returned to the McDonalds, the footage showed.
Once inside, he tried to open fire, but the gun jammed again.
Armstrong told WFAA-TV, “[HE WAS] pulling the trigger towards me, but still, just clicking.”
Joseph left the restaurant, and was eventually arrested.
In a jailhouse interview with WFAA-TV, he said he snapped after a tense encounter with someone that night.
The gun belonged to an ex-girlfriend, he said.
“I’m not proud of what I did, but at the same time, I really feel like someone was after me,” Joseph said.
He was charged with five counts of aggravated assault and being held on $500,000 bond.
Armstrong told the station he felt as though God was watching over him that night.
“That’s all it could have been, an angel over me,” he said.
A Michigan psycho who was after his mom’s money handcuffed her to a running car in a locked garage and waited for her to be killed by the fumes, police said.
Adam Lutz, 45, allegedly secured 78-year-old Gloria Lutz to the outside of the vehicle in Waterford on Monday before starting it remotely.
She contacted cops the following morning, and her son was arrested shortly after.
Charged with attempted murder, he is being held on a $1 million bond in the Oakland County Jail.
Police believe Lutz was “after his mother’s money and that psychological abuse had been going on for several years,” reports WXYZ.com.
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