Bob Power's Quick Thinking Thwarts Carjacker in Australia

0:00On April 7th, Bob Power, the father of two-time Indian car champion Will Power, dodged a bullet during a wild confrontation into Wumba, Queensland, Australia. A 39-year-old suspect, fresh off a multi-day crime rampage, tried to carjack him at gunpoint right on Harry Street, but police nailed the. Take down around 12.50 pm on April 6th. The chase kicked off April 4th when the guy snatched a Toyota RAV4 in Newton, ditched on the New England highway, then grabbed a Subaru, forced her after firing shots in the air. He kept rolling, stealing a sang-young mousseau headed west on Wago Highway. Next day he hit a home on Gormley Street in Lidcomb, robbing the place and boosting a Toyota Land Cruiser to keep his spree alive. Bob wasn't having it, he wrestled the suspect, shot Gunn Barrel staring him down, and yelled not to shoot while opening the door for his dog. Car walked away unscathed, crediting his quick moves for saving him and the car. Cops recovered the shotgun at the scene, ending the threat cold.

1:03Quick instincts like Bob's remind us how fast danger flips to relief down under. That's the story for today. Half One News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.