Its about 4:30 in the morning and my buddy John and I just finished speaking to the police about the incident. I can't get any sleep after that whole ordeal.
it was 1:30am and me and my buddy just got back to my place after the gym. we hanged out in my carport, im in his car parked behind mines engaging in a friendly coversation. A suspicious vehicle pulled into the carport two lanes to our left. I didnt recognize the vehicle, but didnt want to jump to conclusions it could just be someone dropping/picking up someone. The suspects to me look very suspicious, alerted my friend about the possible danger ahead, so we should leave I said. but before John could start the car they pulled out, so we paused. I could still hear the exhaust of their vehicle in the distance. so I told my friend we should try to get the plate #.
As I stepped out of the passenger side, one of the suspects creeped up and casually asked me something but i didnt hear cause it was just a form of distaction, cause the second suspect was behind him pointing a shotgun/rifle at my face, in all a split second. As soon as i saw that barrel of the rifle, I ducked and BOOKED IT!!!!!!
No shots were fired,....(thank god)....I ran to my apartment, and immediately dialed 911. concerned about John, the operator told me not to go back. A couple minutes later, John knocked on the door, told me he was robbed at gun point. they took his wallet w/ all his info. but no cash. He's pretty shaken up, and so am I.
Im just greatful that we're not hurt. but after going through something like that, I have a whole new outlook on life. Im more greatful to the things I take for granted (earthly possesions, loved ones, and life!) the things that are really important, even the small things. today i would say i made a transition from being a young adult, to an adult. From this day forward I will appreciate life, and live it to the fullest, at my fullest. because your life can be changed at any given moment. lifes too short.
thank you for reading my story, im still pretty shaken up but getting over it as i type. i hope our experience will make you think twice about your life, current situation, and appreciate it.
it was 1:30am and me and my buddy just got back to my place after the gym. we hanged out in my carport, im in his car parked behind mines engaging in a friendly coversation. A suspicious vehicle pulled into the carport two lanes to our left. I didnt recognize the vehicle, but didnt want to jump to conclusions it could just be someone dropping/picking up someone. The suspects to me look very suspicious, alerted my friend about the possible danger ahead, so we should leave I said. but before John could start the car they pulled out, so we paused. I could still hear the exhaust of their vehicle in the distance. so I told my friend we should try to get the plate #.
As I stepped out of the passenger side, one of the suspects creeped up and casually asked me something but i didnt hear cause it was just a form of distaction, cause the second suspect was behind him pointing a shotgun/rifle at my face, in all a split second. As soon as i saw that barrel of the rifle, I ducked and BOOKED IT!!!!!!
No shots were fired,....(thank god)....I ran to my apartment, and immediately dialed 911. concerned about John, the operator told me not to go back. A couple minutes later, John knocked on the door, told me he was robbed at gun point. they took his wallet w/ all his info. but no cash. He's pretty shaken up, and so am I.
Im just greatful that we're not hurt. but after going through something like that, I have a whole new outlook on life. Im more greatful to the things I take for granted (earthly possesions, loved ones, and life!) the things that are really important, even the small things. today i would say i made a transition from being a young adult, to an adult. From this day forward I will appreciate life, and live it to the fullest, at my fullest. because your life can be changed at any given moment. lifes too short.
thank you for reading my story, im still pretty shaken up but getting over it as i type. i hope our experience will make you think twice about your life, current situation, and appreciate it.
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