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bus driver who was shot in the chest was saved by a Bible in his pocket, leading police to believe that "some kind of intervention" took place.
Ricky Wagoner, from Dayton, Ohio, was trying to repair his broken-down bus on Monday morning when he was approached by three men, according to police.
"He heard suspects say that it was time to kill a polar bear to get into a club,''' Dayton Sgt. Michael Pauley told reporters.
The assailants shot Waggoner in the leg and stabbed him in the arm, but he told a 911 operator that he was able to fight back. He stabbed one of them with a pen before all three men ran away.
"I didn't want to stay there,'' he said in the recording of his 911 call. "I took the gun and knife away from them and shot at them."
The assailants shot Waggoner in the leg and stabbed him in the arm, but he told a 911 operator that he was able to fight back. He stabbed one of them with a pen before all three men ran away.
"I took the gun and knife away from them and shot at them."
aboutface
When he later opened the book, some people might wonder what verse was indented by the tip of the bullet. I kinda think I'd check that out.
Gang initiation by killing someone is not new, OP. LA and NYC have used that tactic a lot in the past.
StallionDuck
aboutface
When he later opened the book, some people might wonder what verse was indented by the tip of the bullet. I kinda think I'd check that out.
Gang initiation by killing someone is not new, OP. LA and NYC have used that tactic a lot in the past.
I'm that kind of person... That's exactly what I would wonder... lol
"It's a sign... but what's the message?"edit on 25-2-2014 by StallionDuck because: (no reason given)
TiedDestructor
StallionDuck
aboutface
When he later opened the book, some people might wonder what verse was indented by the tip of the bullet. I kinda think I'd check that out.
Gang initiation by killing someone is not new, OP. LA and NYC have used that tactic a lot in the past.
I'm that kind of person... That's exactly what I would wonder... lol
"It's a sign... but what's the message?"edit on 25-2-2014 by StallionDuck because: (no reason given)
"Keep thy word close to your heart"..."literally".
A Dayton bus driver who claimed a Bible in his pocket saved his life after three black youths shot and stabbed him apparently made up the attack, reported the Dayton Daily News.
Rickey Wagoner told police Feb. 24 that he was repairing a mechanical malfunction early that morning outside his electric-powered bus when he was attacked by three teens who claimed they wanted to “shoot a polar bear” – which is street slang for a white person.
He told police one of the assailants urged another to kill the RTA driver if he wanted “to be all the way in the club,” and Wagoner said the teens were wearing dark blue bandanas that suggested gang affiliation.
However, police said Wednesday that Wagoner’s injuries were not consistent with defensive wounds – but were consistent with hesitation wounds, suggesting they were self-inflicted.
Surveillance cameras on the bus did not record any audio or video for the first five minutes Wagoner was off the bus, but the system recorded audio of several gunshots in the remaining 2 minutes and 20 seconds the driver was off the bus.
But police said the gunshots were in reverse order from what would be expected, based on Wagoner’s account.
Police found two bullets lodged in “The Message,” but investigators said it was “not credible” that the bullets could have been fired into the book without wounding Wagoner.
The only DNA found at the scene was from Wagoner, who police said did not sound out of breath when he drove away on the bus and called a dispatcher to report the shooting.