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pat sublett

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Local Guy and his wife stopped at the local truck stop to get a breakfast witch. They got a 1 ton welding truck. Man went in, left the woman in the truck with it running. She was asleep. Some guy got in the truck, took off. She thought it was her husband for a while, woke up and became accutly aware of what was going on. She finally talked the guy into letting her out. Several law enforcment people chased the guy all around the country at a hundred miles an hour in the old truck. He finally met up with the local sheriff, who is a good shot, Last car jacking he will do. People are without a welding truck. Guy just turned 21 had good parents I think. Sad for them right here at Christmas time.
 
kudos to the sheriff!! It's always nice to see justice served and the perpetrator get a quick trip to meet his maker.
 
You are right it might be a sad time for their family. BUT, what if something happened to the wife during the car jacking? accident? shot? etc.

The kid took a risk by stealing, and he learned that the risk (death) WAS greater than the reward (old welding truck).

Sorry to be frank, but this story has a happy ending, one less low-life to do this to someone else.

Rick
 
I just read the detailed article in my local newspaper, the Weatherford nnalert. This scumbag got what he deserved. For once law enforcement did their job. Tom
 
Thank goodness that young lady in the truck did all the right things. All they lost (the victims) was their truck and means of making a living, it could have been so much worse.
The police did what had to be done and this is just another reason I live in and love the State of Texas.
A link to the newspaper article is below:
Car Jacking
 
while I live a mile north of Texas, I agree. around here we would have a benefit dinner and make sure they had what they needed. The sheriff did the right thing.
 
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