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Armed Kidnappers Take Man's Wallet and Force Him to Drive to an ATM. But When One Talks of Going Back to Harm His Wife, Victim Pulls Out a Gun.
May 16, 2015
... something they likely didn't expect.
A Mississippi man was putting things into his truck at his house near Jackson just before 7 a.m. Saturday when two armed men approached him, forced him into his house and took his wallet, police told WABT-TV.
Then they ordered him to drive them to an ATM, WLBT-TV reported.
But after one of the kidnappers talked of kicking the victim out of his Toyota truck so the pair could return to his house and harm his wife, the man did something they likely didn't expect.
He grabbed his own gun from his truck and fatally shot one of the kidnappers, police told WLBT.
The other kidnapper got away on foot and was still at large Saturday night, police told WLBT. Authorities described him as a black male with a bandana and dark shirt possibly driving a tan SUV with no tags, the station said.
Police were calling the victim's actions a justifiable homicide but said it will go to a grand jury, WABT noted.
Many residents in the neighborhood told WLBT the kidnapped man is a doctor, but police didn't confirm that information.
This story has been updated.
(H/T: Weasel Zippers)
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