Shot in the face: robber picks on the wrong pizza delivery woman in DeKalb County, Georgia
- 9 years ago
Authorities in Georgia say a DeKalb County man and a buddy came attempted to rob a Papa John’s pizza delivery worker on Sunday — an attempt that literally backfired.
Donquaz Stevenson and a second unnamed suspect apparently called up a Papa John's Pizza on Columbia Drive and make a fake order, asking it to be sent to an address on Camellia Drive.
When the delivery woman arrived, Stevenson forced her out of her car at gunpoint. The woman, however, was packing her own heat and she flipped around and fired her handgun directly into Stevenson’s face.
Police found him nearby with a rather nasty facial wound.
The second suspect managed to escaped in the woman’s 2000 Honda Civic and is being hunted by the cops.
The story is getting buzz online as the unnamed pizza worker's mom told reporters she fears she might lose her job because Papa John’s Pizza has a rule about no guns on duty.
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Donquaz Stevenson and a second unnamed suspect apparently called up a Papa John's Pizza on Columbia Drive and make a fake order, asking it to be sent to an address on Camellia Drive.
When the delivery woman arrived, Stevenson forced her out of her car at gunpoint. The woman, however, was packing her own heat and she flipped around and fired her handgun directly into Stevenson’s face.
Police found him nearby with a rather nasty facial wound.
The second suspect managed to escaped in the woman’s 2000 Honda Civic and is being hunted by the cops.
The story is getting buzz online as the unnamed pizza worker's mom told reporters she fears she might lose her job because Papa John’s Pizza has a rule about no guns on duty.
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