Late to the game here but, I really don't get people. If they spent as much time working then plotting how to steal they would probably be just as well off.

Scott was probably right..strung out freak...

 

Update: The individual that was injured and is the owner and victom in the attack is no longer in critical condition, looks like he is ok and recovering from wounds. He is a good customer of Tischer as well as Rob from proform who called me this evening and told me the news. The car was a Maroon or almost browinsh color 997 Targa or similar believe it was a narrow body car, and the owner has had a history of owning Porsche vehicles.

I think we all wish the owner a speedy recovery. This is scary as it could have happened to any one of us at any gas station, The attacker was apparently a meth head and/or under the influence of narcotics and began attacking the victim repeatedly without first threatening or forcefully requesting the keys...I was told that this individual with a calm and personable demeanor would have handed over the keys without a struggle had he been asked to do so.

 

Glad to hear the owner will recover physically. Psychologically may be a different story.
As for the attacker, send his **** off to Hagerstown.

 

Great to hear he will make it through this!

 

Sunir ....
Tick Tock's owner was sentence to 4 years today.



Last year, police raided Tick Tock Liquors in Hyattsville, Md.

The owner of several Prince George's County liquor stores was sentenced to almost four years in prison for his role in a corruption scheme that involved former County Executive Jack Johnson.
Amrik Melhi, 52, was sentenced Tuesday to three years and 10 months in prison. He pleaded guilty in June to conspiring to transport and distribute untaxed alcoholic beverages.
Federal prosecutors said Melhi bribed a police officer to help him smuggle untaxed alcohol and gave money, campaign donations and other gifts to Johnson in exchange for licenses, permits and favorable legislation. Former county police officer Richard Delabrer pleaded guilty to his role in the scheme and is awaiting sentencing. Melhi's wife, Ravinder, received probation for her role.
Johnson was sentenced this month to more than seven years in prison.

 

just move to Texas, easy traffic laws, ccw or unconcealed, and a big house with a big garage for cheap, and you can attend the Texas mile annually