Thank God for smartphones. Luckily, for this woman, somebody caught this on camera. Check out the wild video after the jump.
Singer Bilal & His Crew Robbed At Gunpoint In Oakland While Filming Music Video
R&B/Soul singer Bilal was the latest victim of an armed robbery in Oakland, California. While the crooner was filming his newest video for his song “I Really Don’t Care,” he and his crew were ambushed by four masked men who were considered to be “armed and dangerous.” They robbed Bilal and his guys of some of the equipment that was being used to film the video. After a high-speed police chase, the Oakland PD were able to catch two of the four men and recover some of the equipment that was stolen. Oakland Police Department is asking anyone with any information to reach out to Robbery Unit at 510-238-3326. Bilal’s manager, Hans Elder, confirmed that everyone from their team is safe and unharmed, thankfully.
(Video) Atlanta Man Held At Gun Point After Trying To Steal A Car
A man in Atlanta was arrested after he hopped into another man’s car at a Family Dollar and told him to get out. The car owner, Hashim Fannin, pulled his gun on the man and proceeded to call police for assistance. Click more to check out the video!
Doubts Arise Over Brian Williams’ Story About Being Mugged At Gunpoint In New Jersey!
Doubts arise over Brian Williams’ story about being mugged at gunpoint in New Jersey. Read more on the story after the jump!
NBA: Carmelo Anthony Tells Story About Refusing to Give Up $20 at Gunpoint
It’s probably no surprise to you that Carmelo Anthony loves money. He did choose a five-year, $124 million contract with the lowly Knicks rather than take less money to play with the playoff ready Chicago Bulls. But just how much Anthony loves money might shock you as he tells this story about refusing to give up $20 while being robbed at gunpoint.
(Video) THAT’S CRAZY! Migos Allegedly Robbed Concert Promoters At Gun-Point
Uh-Oh it’s about to be fight night! Following the full-on brawl in Nashville, Migos is making headlines again. Migos was scheduled to perform in Evansville, Indiana recently, but the group never made it to the stage. Instead, the trio allegedly walked out the venue with their payment without performing at all. Yikes! Reports from the organizers claim, while the Atlanta-based rappers were exiting the Evansville Coliseum, the group pointed two rifles at them and left with the $10,000.
