Wife was in an "incident" but she is OK.


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malibuman
01-31-2007, 07:18 PM
I was debating if I was going to post this or not but I decided to in the end, and I will say every thing is ok now.

Well yesterday started off good and at about 2:30pm went off to the dentist office to get some work done. At about 3:40 something while my wife was in the chair and just got numbed up she heard screams and a man yelling. Being that she is getting sleepy eyed sitting there by her self she was rather disoriented and then saw a large man "gangster" looking who was walking around the office and came by and looked at her then walked off. My wife starts to realize something is off stands up and starts trying to assess the situation when she hears glass breaking and what sounded like the whole police force out side arriving with sirens blazing. She quickly grabbed the big needle that sitting on the stand next to her and dove under the little table and called home. I was just lying down to take a nap on the couch with my 5 year old on the couch playing on the laptop and my 2 year old down for his nap. I picked up the phone to my wife softly crying with fear in her voice telling me there is some man in the office yelling and trying to brake out the windows and she is stuck in the back office with no way to get out, she was terrified and wanted to call to tell me that she loved me and loved the kids. I told her we lover her to and be strong and I will call 911. So I cal 911 and tell them the situation and the dispatcher tells me that are already on the seen and asked if the man STILL had his gun and if he is inside. I told them she did not see the firearm and she thinks he broke out a window. I give them her cell number and they tell me they will take over. So now I am just waiting and all bad synaros (sp?) are running throw my mind and I keep trying to keep out flashes of the people that called off the flight that crashed in Pennsylvania and how they sounded just like my wife did. So after the longest 20 minutes of my life someone calls me back to say the man is caught and everyone is fine and no one got harmed (hostages). My wife calls me about 10 minutes later to say she loved me and after she talks with detectives she will be coming home.


When she gets home she sees me and the children and just completely breaks down and gives me a huge hug and squeezes the kids. After a lot of love you's she told me how the man posed as a PO when she was under the table calling for the "citizen to please come out". When she did she saw the man and he put her in a small examination room with a Family with a 10 year old and a new born. The Father put my wife behind him with his family putting him self between the man and them. By now the cops are calling in with a bull horn trying to get the man to come out and he was yelling the man left out the window and it was only pashents inside now, now buying it the cops keep telling him to come out. The man started to get very irritated and yelled at he cops "they will be sorry and he is not going anywhere". Then in Spanish told the father something that my wife guessed was to help him break the window. The father refused and sat back guarding his family and my wife. The man trying to brake out the sealed double pain windows but got no where. He then started pacing back and forth like a caged cat and starting to get more phicaly mad. The situation does not look good and all the hostages are getting more worried. The man then trying to break the window one last time but this time when he put both arms back to swing the father jumped him getting both arms pinned behind his back and getting the assailant to the floor. As my wife tells it almost as fast as the father got him to the floor 10 PO's rush in and jump the man and (being that someone might read this who I do not intend to) used needed force on the assailant with a few tasers to get him compliant. They then escorted everyone out and that was the end of it.

I called the watch commander and gave him a big thank you and I am trying to find out the fathers name to give him a thank you for being my hero gift. I guess he does not speak English very well so I will have to get "thank you for being my hero" translated for me. :D

Life goes on and I am taking the wife with me to the range ASAP so she can get to know the house 75B more intimately if the occasion ever arises.

Here is an news artical about it, they don't really even say anything about the people inside the office.

http://www.sgvtribune.com/news/ci_5123717



Cord

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Old Soldier
01-31-2007, 07:46 PM
malibuman, Tell the Ms that she did real good from us at the FFF.

Popeye
01-31-2007, 08:12 PM
Any such incident that one walks away from should be a learning experience.

MaidMarian
01-31-2007, 08:18 PM
My goodness malibuman, please give your wife and kids a big hug from us too. I'm so glad she is okay and things turned out the way they did.

Blessings out to the man that took him down.

OFallon
01-31-2007, 08:41 PM
Cord... hug that wife real well before you sleep tonight, and then thank Him who delivered her back to you. Surely, His footprints are in your sand this day.

7.62mmFMJ
01-31-2007, 08:56 PM
WOW! Glad she is OK.

One person with a CCW would have ended it.

Popeye
01-31-2007, 09:37 PM
One person with a CCW would have ended it.
In California?

Turtlenapper
01-31-2007, 09:51 PM
I'm so glad everyone came out of this unhurt.:up:

IamRose
01-31-2007, 09:53 PM
Oh Thank You Lord she is ok!

ExSniper
01-31-2007, 09:58 PM
Glad to hear it turned out well. God was looking out for her and your family. Too bad you live in a state that does not recognize your right and need to defend yourself at all times. Our prayers are with her and your family as she deals with the aftermath of this trauma.

7.62mmFMJ
01-31-2007, 10:16 PM
In California?


I wanted it to be subtle :D

MtJerry
01-31-2007, 10:40 PM
Glad she and the others are well. Sounds like she has a good head on her shoulders. Teach her more!

Fuelburns1
01-31-2007, 10:57 PM
I'm glad everyone is alright. Your wife did well. Most people would just panic in a situation like that.

malibuman
02-01-2007, 02:48 AM
Thank you all for you kind words I beleave me I was on my knees durning and after the incendent!!!!!!!

My wife was thinking but was really to scared to do anything if it was not for the father being there and acting the detecives think it would have gone on alot longer and could have ended badly.

Mike, that was my thoughts too. Even as a bussenss you would think they might have some protection but no this is CA. The thing that pissed me off the most is the emploiess that just ditched my wife and the other family then it took them till this afternoon to call to check how she was doing.

My wife is doing fine and better then I am I still feel farazeled.


Cord

budroe
02-01-2007, 05:41 AM
Hang in there Cord!!! Enjoy every minute of everyday with your wife and child. Thank God everything worked out ok!!

IamRose
02-01-2007, 07:26 AM
Ya'll still ok today?

bob winfield
02-01-2007, 08:28 AM
Cord, glad to hear your wife is ok. Alot of people react poorly in situations, This Man acted to what needed to be done, probably without hesitation.

Saunders
02-01-2007, 08:33 AM
Wow but very glad it turned out as well as it did.

Popeye
02-01-2007, 10:30 AM
Did anyone else notice that the "hero" in this incident is a man who does not speak English, a recent immigrant (legal or otherwise) who has not yet had the chance to be indoctrinated on how to be a sheeple by the liberals?

Fuelburns1
02-01-2007, 04:19 PM
I did notice. Good for him if he's a legal immigrant. Now teach him english! :D

Nes
02-01-2007, 04:34 PM
WOW. I am glad everything turned out ok.

texasalien
02-01-2007, 08:35 PM
Sorry this happened to your family! One just never knows what life will serve up. It took a threat to my family, not as dramatic as yours, for my wife to fully appreciate that the police will not always be there to protect you when you need it. Thank God for the man who was willing to lay it on the line and unwilling to be a victim!

malibuman
02-02-2007, 09:39 AM
The other side affect from this is that my wife and realized that we were not prepared if she ever died with out notice. She does all the bills so now she made up a spread sheet with all the account numbers and bills that need to be paid. We also need to update our Will and testament.

Popeye, I was hoping his race would not come into play on the board but I think your statement is right on. He did not think of getting sued, or any other legal ramifications. He simply got the job done for his family, and my wife. That is a point I never even thought of, way to go making me think Popeye now I forgot some bit of information from school. :D

Oh incase anyone has noticed that I have not been on the board much in the past 3 weeks it is because I have two final’s today then I take 4 ASE test's on Monday so all my time as been studying.



Cord

Radhnoti
02-02-2007, 12:22 PM
I'm very glad you're wife and the others in that office came through it ok.

Olys45
02-02-2007, 07:40 PM
Wow!

Hug the wife and the little one's! Good thing she has a good head on her shoulders!

Oly

Eoin
02-05-2007, 04:08 PM
Glad things turned out alright. We just never know when an everyday situation can turn around nasty.

lonevoice
02-11-2007, 10:15 PM
Cord... hug that wife real well before you sleep tonight, and then thank Him who delivered her back to you. Surely, His footprints are in your sand this day.


Amen to that!!!!!!

Adolf H. Bubba
02-12-2007, 06:17 PM
Let's track this good man down and offer to pay for an English class for him. Something tells me that this man will make a fine citizen!

Popeye
02-12-2007, 06:36 PM
:goodpost:

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