A crime victim must have watched Sanford & Son. WBTV (Matthews, NC) reported:
Police are looking for a man who invaded the home of an 85-year-old woman in Matthews.
That woman, resourceful, brave and was able to think fast to defend herself by pretending to have a heart attack.
The invader left the woman unharmed, but the neighborhood is still rattled and very sad about the invasion, especially because it was against a woman who lives alone.
“She’s a woman that ah, I’ve never really seen anybody like her,” said Tim Sessoms, a neighbor.
Saturday morning around 10:30 a.m., police say a stranger knocked at the woman’s door wearing a hat with dark grayish-green work style clothing on.
Officers responded the call for a burglary that reportedly took place on the 900 block of Evian Lane.
The victim said her faith in God kept her calm while the man demanded she give him
money.
All the while he was searching her home, she was brainstorming ways to get him out of her house.
Then she decided to fake a heart attack.
“I’m proud of the fact that she was able to do that for herself,” said Sessoms.
The woman told me the intruder said he didn’t want to hurt her, then went to get her a phone for her to call 911.
The intruder left, she called the police and they arrived shortly after. Rest of story.
Hmmm...... where have we seen this before?
9 comments:
I'm coming, Elizabeth!
Nice job press, now they can go and rob her again...
Had to click on 'read more' to learn this was in....egad...North Carolina! No more local donut stories?
Probably a damn Republican
"Esther, they could stick your face in some dough and make gorilla cookies...!"
4:06, you didn't have to click if you had read the first line.
Like "All in the Family", "Sanford & Son" was one of the greatest and least politically correct shows in TV history, and they were hilarious!!! There's no way either one of those shows would make it on TV in this sad time that we live in. Thank GOD for reruns!!!
"4:06, you didn't have to click if you had read the first line.
November 15, 2018 at 7:45 AM"
Not true, 'you big dummy'!, in my best Fred Sanford voice. We read and hear cyber stories all the time from stations in other states and cities and the activity took place hundreds of miles away. Google Mike Espy and you'll read news coverage about him by a number of northeastern states' press.
Julio: Buenos Dias, Mr. Sanford.
Fred Sanford: And beans and disease to you, too.
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