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SE Ohio
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 08:26am
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A concealed carry happy ending story- The intended victim had stopped to help!

http://www.vintoncourier.com/news/highway-truck-theft-prevented-at-gunpoint/article_0 69eb505-3a52-55b4-8473-87d226a3ddf3.html?mode=jqm

turkeyhunter
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 09:35am
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good for HIM!!!! carrying MATTER'S

I know I carry ....because you never know!!!

VC_fan
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 04:58pm
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One more reason to be proud of the people in Vinton County. Go Team!

buckybuck
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 07:49pm - Edited by: buckybuck
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Hummm, almost sounds like an episode of Fargo. In the middle of winter, how in the world does this guy from Tampa, Florida, end up broken down on a short, twisty highway in rural Ohio that starts and ends in the middle of nowhere?

bobrok
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 08:11pm
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Quoting: buckybuck
how in the world does a guy from Tampa, Florida, end up broken down on a short, twisty highway in rural Ohio that starts and ends in the middle of nowhere


As someone who's now spent several winters here, let me tell you, it's a Florida thing, trust me. It's a different lifestyle here, very different...
And it travels with the nomads...

Bevis
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# Posted: 12 Feb 2016 08:24pm
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Quoting: buckybuck
how in the world does this guy from Tampa, Florida, end up broken down on a short, twisty highway in rural Ohio that starts and ends in the middle of nowhere?

He just wanted to go up north, drive slow and stop in the middle of the road to look at stuff....maybe as a payback.

Julie2Oregon
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2016 04:23am
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The truck driver is actually lucky the would-be thief wasn't armed and didn't take him out first when he got out of his truck.

If my son and/or I see someone along a roadway who appears to need help, we call the emergency number on the back of our driver's license and send help. Nowadays, it's too risky to stop, sorry to say. You just don't know if it's legitimate or not.

We've reported brush fires, stranded vehicles, and once even someone who was driving very erratically for a prolonged period. Don't know if the guy was rip-roaring drunk or having a medical emergency.

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