Hero Leo Terrell Stops Robbery at LA Starbucks as Crook Gloats That Police Won’t Come

Civil rights lawyer Leo Terrell is being hailed as a hero after he stopped a robbery at a Starbucks in Los Angeles.

The incident happened on Friday morning when Terrell was at the Starbucks near the intersection of Perdue and Santa Monica Blvd. He saw a man enter the store and as he was waiting in line the man started stealing items inside the store.

Terrell immediately intervened, grabbing the bag and putting the items back.

He told the man to “get out of here.”

The man said that he “has to eat.”

Terrell said he was going to call the police to which the criminal replied “I don’t care, the police won’t show up.”

The likely Democrat and criminal eventually gave up and ran away.

No one was injured in the incident.

Terrell’s actions were praised by X users.

“JUST IN: Leo Terrell STOPS robbery at a Starbucks in LA county on Santa Monica Blvd.. Thief was threatened with police involvement and responded GO AHEAD, they won’t come. These policies are destroying our country.”

Terrell said that he was motivated to intervene because he “can’t sit there and stand and watch someone steal thinking he can get away with it.

From what I understand, this happens every day at this Starbucks, and I just want America to know, this is crazy, Los Angeles is crazy!” He mentioned there is a police station half a block away.

Terrell’s actions are a reminder that ordinary citizens can play a role in preventing crime. His story is an inspiration to us all.

In addition to the praise he has received from law enforcement, Terrell has also been praised by social media users.

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Terrell’s actions are a reminder that we all have a responsibility to stand up to crime. We can all play a role in making our communities safer.

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Sally Struthers
Sally Struthers
1 year ago

I’m just glad he wasn’t killed protecting Starbucks of all businesses. Good for him, but he could have been hurt or worse. These people are sick and unpredictable. God Bless and protect him.

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