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Half-done holdup.(EXERCISING THE RIGHT)(Brief article)
On May 25, Juan Ibarra was picking up a work trailer at a Houston townhouse complex where his company had been doing some roofing so that the trailer would be safe over the holiday weekend. Ibarra, a concealed-carry permit holder, "was hitching a trailer to his pickup about 9 a.m.," according to the Houston Chronicle, when a robber stuck a gun in his back and demanded money. Ibarra complied, getting money from the cab of his truck. The robber also grabbed Ibarra's cellphone before walking ...
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