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Ashley Marie Hurd, 26, a driver for Dominos Pizza, took the order to a house on the 200 block of Stuart Avenue about 10 p.m., a police report said.
When she arrived, a man was standing outside, and she told him how much the bill was, said Lt. Todd Joyce, Fayetteville police spokesman.
As she was doing so, Joyce said, a second man, wearing a dark-colored jacket, came around from the side of the house.
The man put something to the back of Hurds head and demanded money, Joyce said.
JUNCTION CITY, Ore. - A woman held an intruder at gunpoint until authorities arrived Wednesday morning.
The man then refused to surrender to police, taking up a fighting stance armed with a shoe, the Lane County Sheriff's Office said.
A deputy and an Oregon State Police trooper finally took 33-year-old Joseph Riley Baker into custody with the help of a stun gun.
Law enforcement responded to the High Pass Road home after the resident called to report she was holding an intruder at gunpoint just before 9 a.m. Wednesday.
Baker armed himself with a shoe and threatened to assault the deputy and trooper who first arrived on scene. They used a Taser to take him into custody.
The deputy jailed Baker on charges of Burglary I, Criminal Mischief I, Menacing and Resisting Arrest.
What they didn't tell you is that the employee was probably fired under company policy. I remember those days. The one time the two punks tried to rob me on delievery I beat them with a rock, my hands and a piece of a 2X4. Good times. That was a tough scrape.
Good for her. I hope she gets a promotion.“Unbeknownst to them, she had a weapon,” Joyce said. “She pulled out a gun, and when she did, the suspects fled and they didn’t get anything.”
Things like this never happen, but I still think we should have the right to carry a gun.
Ashley Marie Hurd, 26, a driver for Dominos Pizza, took the order to a house on the 200 block of Stuart Avenue about 10 p.m., a police report said.
When she arrived, a man was standing outside, and she told him how much the bill was, said Lt. Todd Joyce, Fayetteville police spokesman.
As she was doing so, Joyce said, a second man, wearing a dark-colored jacket, came around from the side of the house.
The man put something to the back of Hurds head and demanded money, Joyce said.
Would-be victim delivering pizza thwarts would-be robbery with her concealed weapon « Hot Air
What they didn't tell you is that the employee was probably fired under company policy. I remember those days. The one time the two punks tried to rob me on delievery I beat them with a rock, my hands and a piece of a 2X4. Good times. That was a tough scrape.
As well she should be.
The first time a pizza delivery person shoots someone who makes them nervous, that's a nice big deep pocket for the lawyers of the deceased to tap into.
Things like this never happen, but I still think we should have the right to carry a gun.
Ashley Marie Hurd, 26, a driver for Dominos Pizza, took the order to a house on the 200 block of Stuart Avenue about 10 p.m., a police report said.
When she arrived, a man was standing outside, and she told him how much the bill was, said Lt. Todd Joyce, Fayetteville police spokesman.
As she was doing so, Joyce said, a second man, wearing a dark-colored jacket, came around from the side of the house.
The man put something to the back of Hurds head and demanded money, Joyce said.
Would-be victim delivering pizza thwarts would-be robbery with her concealed weapon « Hot Air
Some liberals would rather die than carry a gun.
What they didn't tell you is that the employee was probably fired under company policy. I remember those days. The one time the two punks tried to rob me on delievery I beat them with a rock, my hands and a piece of a 2X4. Good times. That was a tough scrape.
As well she should be.
The first time a pizza delivery person shoots someone who makes them nervous, that's a nice big deep pocket for the lawyers of the deceased to tap into.
^ point proven. Prefers unarmed victim to a woman explaining how some thug got that fatal bullet wound.
What they didn't tell you is that the employee was probably fired under company policy. I remember those days. The one time the two punks tried to rob me on delievery I beat them with a rock, my hands and a piece of a 2X4. Good times. That was a tough scrape.
As well she should be.
The first time a pizza delivery person shoots someone who makes them nervous, that's a nice big deep pocket for the lawyers of the deceased to tap into.
As well she should be.
The first time a pizza delivery person shoots someone who makes them nervous, that's a nice big deep pocket for the lawyers of the deceased to tap into.
^ point proven. Prefers unarmed victim to a woman explaining how some thug got that fatal bullet wound.
Well, when we are all so scared of each other than we all pack heat, this is a good thing to you, how?
Hey, guess how many gun murders we had last year? 11,000!
Guess how many gun murders JAPAN had last year? 11.
What they didn't tell you is that the employee was probably fired under company policy. I remember those days. The one time the two punks tried to rob me on delievery I beat them with a rock, my hands and a piece of a 2X4. Good times. That was a tough scrape.
As well she should be.
The first time a pizza delivery person shoots someone who makes them nervous, that's a nice big deep pocket for the lawyers of the deceased to tap into.
Good for her. I hope she gets a promotion.Unbeknownst to them, she had a weapon, Joyce said. She pulled out a gun, and when she did, the suspects fled and they didnt get anything.
Things like this never happen, but I still think we should have the right to carry a gun.
Ashley Marie Hurd, 26, a driver for Dominos Pizza, took the order to a house on the 200 block of Stuart Avenue about 10 p.m., a police report said.
When she arrived, a man was standing outside, and she told him how much the bill was, said Lt. Todd Joyce, Fayetteville police spokesman.
As she was doing so, Joyce said, a second man, wearing a dark-colored jacket, came around from the side of the house.
The man put something to the back of Hurds head and demanded money, Joyce said.
Would-be victim delivering pizza thwarts would-be robbery with her concealed weapon « Hot Air
Some liberals would rather die than carry a gun.
I doubt it. I'll bet the owner is anticipating the public outcry if he does fire her for defending herself, so she'll likely keep her job. In my book she deserves an award.Good for her. I hope she gets a promotion.Unbeknownst to them, she had a weapon, Joyce said. She pulled out a gun, and when she did, the suspects fled and they didnt get anything.
She'll probably be fired. There will then be a huge public outcry and they'll eventually cry uncle and hire her back.
