yeah it happened in Brooklyn, it happened as soon as i parked and got out of my car, i was basically next to my car when it all happen. it was a dark area and not many ppl were around.

i did not call the cops because i was afraid if i did call it would escalate the problem. they have my address that my parents live at. god forbid they go there and who knows what may happen. so i left it alone.

but i do recognize one of there faces, i seen him around the park. so it will be dealt with.

 

Man people are ridiculous. The lesson learned I guess is not to park in that area. Def. a good thing that you are alright considering.

 

That's when I go, here's my ID...........and 20 bucks............and how about this nice little .38 strapped around my ankle.

 

^Just hand over a concealed hand-gun license, if they don't get the hint to leave alone, well then introduce them to your little friend lol.

 

that is crappy that you got robbed man.....you did the right thing and gave them what they wanted....your safety is never worth anything material....it all comes and goes in life.

dont let that one action by them hinder your view of people.......they will get theirs,Karma is a wonderful thing......they probably will get caught smoking a bowl and the cops will find your ID and arrest them for identity theft and they will get a year.....sad but true.....Karma.

You should do a police report,goto your local police station and fill out the paperwork,they have to enter the info into the data base and somewhere down the road it may indeed come back to haunt them.

 

What did the thieves look like?

 

They good looking ?

 

Yeah bro, give the cash up first,then blast out the back of his upper thigh while he is taking your money and walking away. Hit that fem artery, and its all over - he def wont fight back. But atleast you can look him in the face as he is bleeding out, and take your $20 back. Personal protection bullets fragment like you wouldnt believe. they bounce of bone, and ping-pong through the whole initial impact area. That guy (if he lives) might need a wheelchair or cane for the rest of his life.