CS Woman Survives Real Life Nightmare
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Posted: 9:52 PM Sep 15, 2008
 Last Updated: 9:52 PM Sep 15, 2008
 Reporter: Joe Brown
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It's a scenario straight out of your worst nightmare. But for a College Station woman, it was very real.

College Station police say a 66-year old woman had finished up shopping at the College Station Wal Mart around 12:40 a.m. today when she got into her car. As she drove a way, a stranger, hiding in her back seat, sat up and allegedly threatened to shoot her if she didn't drive him where he wanted to go.

The woman told authorities she immediately stopped the car and jumped out. The man got into the front seat and drove away.

Just eight minutes later, College Station officers got a call of a suspicious vehicle in the 1800 block of Welsh Avenue. When they approached, the suspect fled, dropping a woman's purse. After being caught, police say they found the victim's cell phone and a knife.

Caldwell resident Jimmy Tucker, 39, is charged with aggravated robbery, attempted kidnapping, unauthorized us of a motor vehicle and evading arrest.

In response, the College Station Police Department issued the following safety tips:
· Avoid shopping alone. Use the buddy system whenever possible.
· Shop before dark and always park in well-lighted areas.
· Use waist-pack carriers instead of purses.
· Make sure all doors and windows are locked in your vehicle and home.
· Do not keep packages in plain view in your vehicle or home.
· Do not count cash in open areas, especially after leaving an ATM machine.
· Keep your address and home phone number private. When stores request a phone number, give only your work number.
· After making a credit card purchase, request the carbon copy and destroy it in private.
· Have keys in hand before returning to the vehicle.
· As you approach the car, check to see if anyone is hiding underneath or inside.

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Posted by: DB Location: Bryan on Sep 19, 2008 at 06:02 AM
Interesting conversersations here. To Domaco34: In a perfect world, no one would need a gun or any means or protection. Unfortunatly, this is not a perfect world and there are those that don't care if you and your family live or die. We have a RIGHT to carry guns IF we are trained. Those of us that are trained are not going to shoot someone because they "looked at us wrong." Dumb comment. Those of us that have a CHL know when to use our weapons and when not to, just as I'm sure you know when to use your karate and when not to. But for the record, being a woman, give me a gun any time over karate or pepper spray.
Posted by: cletus Location: cainhoy on Sep 18, 2008 at 09:07 PM
How about a photo of "Jimmy Tucker" so that we can rag on his ugliness??
Posted by: Elmer Williams Location: College Station on Sep 18, 2008 at 04:35 PM
Martial Arts training takes YEARS to master. I am 87 years old and physically unable to take a martial arts class. A gun is the only thing that will enable me to defend myself from a drug charged, muscular, angry, 21 year old male that is dead set on harming me or my wife. I go to the gun range every Thursday. Tasers and pepper spray are quite often ineffective as anyone that has ever picked up a copy of the Eagle or watched KBTX can tell you. Demarco, of course your child's karate instructor rants about Karate. He has a vested financial interest at stake. Furthermore, would you take Karate lessons from a guy that told you it was useless? In addition, I don't see any of the Bryan police force members that are so confident in their Karate skills that they are leaving their pistols at the house. I am happy that martial arts training works for you. Your son can use it to fend off school yard bullies. You keep your Haaa Yaaa Kung Fu. I'm going to keep my Colt 1911.
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 18, 2008 at 04:05 PM
To Domaco34: If you defended yourself against a gun with martial arts numerous times and you admit that you've gotton lucky. Thanks for proving my point. That Bryan police officer that trains your 7 year old, does he carry a gun? 50% percent of the officers are trained in martial arts. Big freaking deal. 100% are traind with firearms! Yes he does at all times. How did we eat cows before guns, very simple, spears, rocks, arrows. All projectiles moving through the air at speed, same as a bullet. And your response to being a loser was basically saying, I know you are but what am I" defense. Very good one, whats next the ol rubber glue comment. Keep posting though because you are obviously not smart enough to have an opinion. Martial arts instead of a gun, what a moron. Didn't Bruce Lee die from getting shot? Maybe you live in the matrix MORON.
Posted by: SH on Sep 18, 2008 at 03:28 PM
My husband is a deputy and I am getting my CHL. He is glad that I am to ensure that me and the kids are safe. To "refuse to eb a victim"...May God Bless you and I hope no one has to go through what you went through. If someone were to invade my home or hurt one of my kids or myself I want to know that I can protect myself.
Posted by: Cynthia Location: Bryan on Sep 18, 2008 at 01:22 PM
TO Domaco34: I really feel sorry for your family. The fact that you say the things you do and believe that martial arts will protect you in a gun fight is amazing. That's not protecting your family at all. You are defending the criminals in your statements. How can you say anything about how the family of the criminal hurts?! The victim should be the one that is focused on during a crime. I appreciate the fact that "I refuse to be a victim" is alive to tell their story. I'd much rather they be a productive member of society than an idiot rotting in a jail cell that I'm paying to feed and house!
Posted by: Domaco34 Location: bcs on Sep 18, 2008 at 11:33 AM
Ok---My son's karate instructor is a Bryan policeman. He teaches his students that this is the best overall protection. It is what he uses so he does not have to use his weapon. He has stated to me that well over 50% of the Bryan police force is trained in the martial arts. I just moved back into the bcs area. Over the last 11 years I have been in Houston, Austin, and Dallas. A lot more crime happens there and to Anonymous, It has saved my life on a couple of occations. I have had guns pulled on me and my training has taken care of the issue. I have never been hurt and the "bad guy" has always gone to jail. My luck might run out but until it does, I still won't be in need of a gun. Loser??? Look in the mirror buddy, that is where you will find one of those. It takes a big person to name call. Same thing I am trying to teach my SEVEN year old. And as far as cows committing suicide, how did we eat steak before guns? We figured it out. P.S. Karate is nothing like the movie. Get more info!
Posted by: Elmer Williams Location: College Station on Sep 18, 2008 at 09:22 AM
No Demarco34, martial arts training is not "easy enough". It takes years to master the martial arts. I'm 87 years young and physically unable to complete a martial arts class. As for as pepper spray and tasers go, anyone that has ever read the Eagle or watched KBTX is well aware of incidents in which local law enforcement officers have used those items with little or no success. The argument that the streets would revert back to the "Old West", as you suggested, was first used by the liberal news media in Florida when the nations first shall issue CHL legislation was passed. It never materialized and it never will. Why? Because CHL holders are among the most responsible adults in the nation. Furthermore, I am shocked and offended that you would ask a crime victim that was forced to defend herself whether or no her attacker survived. She would have shared that if she deemed it appropriate. You keep your pepper spray and Haaa Yaah Kung Fu. I'm not getting rid of my Colt 1911 anytime soon.
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 18, 2008 at 09:21 AM
To Domaco34. Martial arts are you kidding me. You try the karate kid crane to protect your family you are a goner. I feel sad for your family if you think that a knuckle sandwich will truly STOP an attack. Every officer in the business has to be sprayed with pepper spray so they know how to still function while it does its thing. Pepper spray will hardly stop a dog. The lady earlier was not playing "God" as you say. Had it not been for her gun she may have met God. Are you the other loser "dave" related? As far as the "killing tool" argument for animals....how many cows commit suicide so we can eat.
Posted by: Kickin' on Sep 18, 2008 at 09:03 AM
Will martial arts stop a bullet? Just wondering. Maybe I should sign up.
Posted by: Domaco34 Location: bcs on Sep 18, 2008 at 07:21 AM
Not a victim in waiting. I, again, do not disagree with guns. Enough trigger happy, gun totting people on the streets and it will turn back to the old west. Someone gave me a dirty look, let me shoot 'em. If you carry a gun for protection that is great. You might need it and where I hope you don't, good thing you have got it. Still, refuse, is this person that was going to rape you dead or alive? Dead??? Killing tool. I am not saying anything negative. You saved yourself from being hurt by playing god and taking someones life. What is right and what is wrong? I bet some good pepper spray would have enabled you to get out of that car and gotten away, without playing god. Your not hurt, but what about that persons family, his children? That doesn't matter to you I am sure, your ok. I am trained in martial arts. I am not a victim in waiting. If someone is stupid enough to attack me or my family, they will LIVE to face the music. Take action people. learn self defense. Not easy enough?
Posted by: Anonymous Location: Near you. on Sep 17, 2008 at 10:49 PM
Dave: Please Ask A Sheriff's Deputy. I love citizens with CHL'S. Domaco34 you are a victim in waiting.
Posted by: I refuse to be a victim on Sep 17, 2008 at 10:03 PM
Several years ago while living in another state I had a CHL. One sunny afternoon as I walked to my car from my office I was attacked by a convicted rapist that had broken out of jail. He put a knife to my stomach and told me to drive. When we reached the end of a dead end road he told me to get in the back seat of my car. I complied with his orders and as he undressed I produced my handgun and terminated his assault. If I had not had my "killing tool" there is no doubt what he would have done to me. Yes, my "killing tool" saved me from pain,hurt and indignation beyond all belief. My only regret is that I had my "killing tool" in my purse instead of on my waist. I would have used it much sooner if I could have accessed it easier. Now I carry two "killing tools" at all times. One is in an ankle holster and the other is in a strong side holster on my belt. I hope and pray that I never have to use my "kiling tool" again, but I will not hesitate to do so should circumstances require.
Posted by: Domaco34 Location: bcs on Sep 17, 2008 at 05:27 PM
I have just one question. What were guns first made and used for? To KILL food or anything that might threaten someones property. Plain and simple. They say that people kill people. This is a correct statement. But still, a gun makes it a little easier to do this. And yes, the pd carry guns as protection. How many time do you here of a police shooting someone in the leg or arm to get them in control. It is a last case scenario, but it is used to kill people. In this great country we are allowed the freedom to carry a gun. It is good protection for some, but it is still a killing machine. I grew up on a farm. I have used guns since I can remember. My guns stay at my farm and get used only for hunting. You won't find one at my house. I don't want one at the house. And to Cynthia, you can still put food in your mouth with out a fork and spoon, I would love to see someone put a bullet through someone without the gun. The gun is the "killing" tool. Call it what YOU want.
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 17, 2008 at 05:01 PM
I cannot pass up the chance to pile on "Dave". I have never met one police officer that is worried about a honest citizen lawfully carrying a handgun. Notice I said CITIZEN! You are a citizen because of your 4th amendment right, without the 4th amendment you are just a subject. I prefer to be a free citizen. As far as them being "a killing tool" you show your ignorance. Its funny of all the times I have been shooting I have yet to harm another human being. The whole point of the CHL is so that the criminal will not know who has the gun, hence the word "concealed". And it sends a message. I would bet that the Joe Horn has alot less crime in his area from the strong message he sent. DAVE YOU ARE A TREE HUGGING LOSER THAT SHOULD NOT REPRODUCE.
Posted by: Jim Location: Bryan on Sep 17, 2008 at 04:29 PM
Hey Dave, props to you, your the first person in the history of these blogs to have everyone unanimously think their a moron.
Posted by: Fear Tactics Location: Guns Cause Crime! on Sep 17, 2008 at 03:48 PM
We all know guns cause crime. Pencils cause spelling errors, General Motors causes drunk drivers and spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat. Jim Jones would never have been able to organize that mass suicide in Guyana if we made Kool Aid illegal. The terrorist that crashed planes in to the Twin Towers would never have been able to do that if we would just outlaw airplanes. If we had made rope illegal the Boston Strangler would not have strangled all those women. We can outlaw restaurants and reduce deaths caused by choking and salmonella. If we would just get rid of all the guns there would never be another murder. Cane killed Able with what was it? An AK-47? Didn't he? Yeah, I think gun control makes a whole lot of since. Don't you? Yeah "Dave" you are really on to something. I like your ideas "Dave". You should run for president.
Posted by: Cynthia Location: Bryan on Sep 17, 2008 at 09:21 AM
To Dave: You say a gun is a killing tool. With that logic I bet you'd also argue that a spoon and fork are the root cause of obesity!
Posted by: DB Location: Bryan on Sep 17, 2008 at 08:37 AM
Dave, I guess you feel all beat up with everyone dumping on you. Well, you deserve it. I have my ccl and carry ALL the time. Dave, this may be a surprise to you, but the gun won't hurt anyone by itself. It is just an object that lays there unless I pick it up. But I am a great shot and if someone tries to hurt anyone near me, I will take that person down. And I know from personal experience that DPS does not have a problem with people that carry. We are trained and tested and our license is granted by DPS!
Posted by: Yet Another Armed Female Location: Might be in your town, might be in another on Sep 17, 2008 at 07:07 AM
It is wrong to blame the victim of this crime for going about her day to day activities. She has the right to go to Wal Mart at the time of her choosing. It is not her fault some HUD thug kidnapped her. I agree with everyone that suggested guns be used in situations such as this. Extreme actions warrant extreme reactions.
Posted by: Anonymous Location: Caldwell on Sep 16, 2008 at 11:23 PM
It doesn't matter what time this crime was commited. The lady never asked for this. All of you have some woman in your life, a mother, sister, grandmother or friend. This guys was looking for anyone to take advantage of...she just happen to be there at that time. Pray that the next crime it is not someone close to you. Hopefully justice will prevail and we won't see him on the streets for a very long time...Vote McCain '08 We need laws that will help out country. No hand outs..Work for what you have!
Posted by: Gun Owner Location: Clinging to my gun and my Bible on Sep 16, 2008 at 10:26 PM
Dave you stated "A handgun is a killing instrument, a killing tool". That is about the best argument I have seen for carrying a handgun on this forum. Those that seek to harm little old ladies should be removed from the gene pool. A handgun is the quickest means to achieve this objective. You went on to state "You never know who has a gun, and now that population has exploded". That is all the more reason to avoid kidnapping little old ladies. You never know which one of those nice, sweet little old ladies might take you out of this world if you choose to prey on them. Dave, thank you so much for providing additional evidence in support of law abiding gun owners everywhere.
Posted by: A McCain supporting gun owner Location: bcs on Sep 16, 2008 at 08:52 PM
Hey Dave, you would not happen to be a card carrying tree-hugging Democrat would you?
Posted by: Randy Location: College Station on Sep 16, 2008 at 08:28 PM
I bet good ol' Dave has an "Obama 08" bumper sticker on his Ford Pinto. Dave, you have no idea how the real world works. Put your textbook down and look around.
Posted by: HOWDY! Location: Harris County on Sep 16, 2008 at 08:19 PM
I am about as pro law enforcement as a person can be but if you think the police can protect you, good luck. Like the fire department, police are primarily reactive. They respond to 911 calls of those that are fortunate enough to be able to make it to the phone before they bleed to death. Sure, occasionally the police happen to stumble upon a felony in progress, but that is very, very rare. I am ultimately responsible for my personal safety. Therefore, I do the responsible thing and carry a .357 magnum revolver. For those of you that think the police are expert marksmen or some elite highly trained crime fighting force, think again. My 15 year old daughter recently beat out two city police officers, a state officer and two federal officers working for a large well known agency that focuses on drugs in a competitive pistol match. One of the local officers she beat was a SWAT guy. I love the police, but they are only human. Protect yourself. Get a quality handgun. Enough said.
Posted by: Cynthia Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 07:28 PM
To the person who referenced Dave: Kudos to You! I support you 100%. You said it all and you said it best! Thank you for your service to our communities!
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 16, 2008 at 05:02 PM
I was there when the guy was taking down. Two bystanders actually chased the guy down and caught him!
Posted by: sg Location: bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 03:45 PM
I am certainly glad the CSPD caught this person and that this lady was not harmed any more than she was.Law enforcement has a BIG job in both communities.The lady was so smart to get out of that car. Desperate people will do desperate things. If someone attempts this on you...make as much commotion as you cant od draw attention to yourself and what is happening to you. That way others will be able to help identify you attacker. Throw your keys as far as you can, set off you car alarm, scream. If they are trying to take your purse, throw it as well. Make them "work" at their assault. Do not make it easy for them and do not let them be in control of the situation. Go on the offense. Make them wish they had not even attempted to victimize you. I applaud this lady for her courageous action. It probably saved her life.
Posted by: Randy Location: College Station on Sep 16, 2008 at 03:39 PM
"Armed and Female" got it exactly right. My wife and I never leave home without our .38 and .40 caliber friends. The police cannot be everywhere, and we were born with the right to protect ourselves.
Posted by: SH on Sep 16, 2008 at 03:07 PM
You never can be too careful no matter what time of the day it is. There are so many other people in town. Even on a normal day it can be dangerous when you least expect it. I am the mother of 2 small children and I hate going to the stores without my husband. I have learned to carry my keys with two of them at least in between my fingers. If you are not armed there are little things you can do to protect yourself. Most importantly just be cautious and aware.
Posted by: Donna Location: Gause on Sep 16, 2008 at 02:43 PM
There has been a lot of negative things that go on in that parking lot. It would seem that maybe Walmart should hire a security officer for outside or the College Station PD should maybe patrol that area more frequently. And, it shouldn't matter who you are or what time you chose to shop, you should be able to feel safe at any time of the day or night. It's just a shame our world is in such a mess that folks have to be afraid all of the time. Extra security measures need to be followed up on. I think the lady did the smartest thing in the world by getting out of that vehicle. My hats off to her for being so brave!
Posted by: To Dave Location: Texas on Sep 16, 2008 at 02:42 PM
Dave, I am a retired deputy. I wasn't going to make mention of my profession however, you brought it up, so here I am. I can assure you and all citizens of Texas that MOST deputies have no problem with armed civilians. The Texas DPS is one of the strongest advocates of concealed carry in the state. No Dave, we do not shoot to kill as you insinuated. We shoot to stop. Unfortunately for the would be rapist this often results in his death and that is just a cost of doing business when he opted to engage in the sexual assault of an armed female. As "Armed Female" suggested I would encourage all citizens that legally can to carry a firearm. A ton of quality training is available. Always ask for an NRA certified instructor. They will instruct you on handgun selection, ammunition, safe handling, safe storage, marksmanship, etc. Sign up for a CHL class and you will learn the legal aspects of when you can and can use deadly force. Oh and Dave, I too and an armed female. Go hug a tree Dave.
Posted by: FREE Location: Under Martial Law on Sep 16, 2008 at 02:26 PM
The fact is Dave the police respond a majority of the time after a crime has been perpetrated. Our forefathers had the the wisdom to incorporate the- GOD GIVEN- right for an individual to preserve life and property. Currently under martial law, the police overwhelmed, when the criminal comes knocking. You reach for your mace and I'll get my 45. The gaveyard is full of people like you, but that's your choice. Send me a telegram when you get to other side, your train will be leaving long before mine. GOOD LUCK-GO MACE!!!
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 16, 2008 at 01:11 PM
The longer the power is off, the more this kind of thing will happen.
Posted by: KRYSTAL Location: CALDWELL on Sep 16, 2008 at 01:00 PM
I WORK WITH THE LADY'S DAUGHTER IN LAW AND THIS HAPPENED AT 12:40PM THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY.SHE IS OK, AND FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT LEAVE STUPID AND RUDE COMMENTS FIND SOMETHING BETTER TO DO.
Posted by: Anonymous Location: Somewhere on Sep 16, 2008 at 12:52 PM
The lady was probably getting supplies at 12:40 a.m. in the morning because normal people can't get supplies during the day because of all the extra people in our town.
Posted by: Cynthia Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 12:47 PM
Way to go CSPD!
Posted by: Woody Location: College Station on Sep 16, 2008 at 12:42 PM
Its a free country idiots she can be out at whatever time she wants! People shouldn't live in fear and limit them selves at what times to be out. Some people work and there only times to do the shopping is late or early. You guys always find something to entertain yourselves and accuse the innocent. You guys are pathetic. I hope the guy goes in for the max.
Posted by: S Location: CS on Sep 16, 2008 at 12:07 PM
MAYBE HE NEEDED MONEY TO BUY A GENERATOR.
Posted by: armed &female ALSO Location: bcs on Sep 16, 2008 at 12:00 PM
I agree with "armed and female" It is unrealistic to expect anyone to follow some of these suggestions! Some of them are just common sense. Which I realize is seriously lacking for some folks. I do not put myself in dangerous situations, I am cautious about where I go and what time of day I go, but do know I will carry my Louis Vuitton on my shoulder and my .38 in my pocket if that is what is necessary to protect myself.
Posted by: Alex Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 10:59 AM
Dave, "Handguns are not made for defense, they are made for killing." Then the police should be disarmed! Mace is a good tool for rapists. You could ask a Nazi what they think of concealed handguns, they would oppose them. They might like the "license" though (licensing turns a RIGHT into a priviledge) - they will know just who to go after to confiscate guns. Guns are the only thing protecting liberty.
Posted by: Alex Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 10:55 AM
Well said, "Armed and Female" All the disarmed people gain security from the knowledge their intended MIGHT be armed. Anyone who advocates gun control wants victims to be known to be disarmed and thus easy targets. So, let those advocating this system be the test cases. They should wear a sign saying they are disarmed. Their homes should have a sign, too.
Posted by: BB Location: College Station on Sep 16, 2008 at 10:39 AM
So just because a 66 year old women was out alone at 12:40 A.M. it gave a thug the right to kidnap her?
Posted by: Concerned Citizen Location: CS on Sep 16, 2008 at 10:39 AM
It looks like the time is a mistake. The significant activity and the press release show 12:40pm. Maybe the reporter didn't realize that "am" would have been written 0040 hours.
Posted by: nope Location: bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 09:52 AM
to 'armed and female'...if it helps, that crap about the buddy system is just the party line, the street cops would all absolutely recommend that you carry a handgun, know how to use it, and be ready and willing to use it.
Posted by: Anonymous Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 09:27 AM
What's a 66 year old woman doing out at 12:40 a.m. anyway? Alone?
Posted by: TIme checker Location: Bryan on Sep 16, 2008 at 09:08 AM
Was it 12:40 AM or PM?
Posted by: Dave Location: CS on Sep 16, 2008 at 09:03 AM
It's not hypocrisy, armed and female. THe police aren't going to advocate that everyone start carrying firearms, if you are a police officer and are paid to protect the citizens of a locale, the last thing you want is an exploding population of gun owners. You never know who has a gun, and now that population has exploded. Handguns are not made for defense, they are made for killing. MACE is made for defense. "threat neutralization", etc, is just a nice word we all like to use in place of killing. A handgun is a killing instrument, a killing tool. The police carry handguns because, on a daily basis, they go into situations that no sane person would ever purposely enter into. There is a very logical reason why governments leave concealed carry an INDIVIDUAL ISSUE. Sheriff's deputies in effect face this problem all the time, because they handle calls in rural areas, outside the city line, often where EVERYONE and their mother has a gun. Ask them how they feel about advocating CHL
Posted by: Loser Police on Sep 16, 2008 at 08:11 AM
OK, why is this lady at Wal-Mart at 12:40 am? Loser!
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 16, 2008 at 07:03 AM
TDC will give him a ride a one way trip to state prison!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Posted by: Armed and Female. Location: Glock 21 285gr JHP .45ACP on Sep 15, 2008 at 11:53 PM
College Station police failed to mention the most effective way to ward off a criminal attack is to carry a handgun. College Station police carry firearms for a reason. If you are wise, you do the same. I am not going to alter my plans, inconvenience a friend (the buddy system) or stop carrying a purse. If I am confronted by a violent criminal I am prepared to handle that individual and I fully intend to neutralize the threat. Don't buy the politically correct pig the College Station police department is attempting to sell you. The fact that they carry a firearm and never suggest you do the same is hypocrisy at it's absolute best.
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 15, 2008 at 11:47 PM
Ahh come on, he just mistook her car for a taxi!
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