San Francisco Smash-and-Grabbers Rush in with Sledgehammers, Encounter with the Wrong 73-Year-Old Sends Them Running

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When those in power fail to act, sometimes we have to take matters into our own hands.

That’s exactly what 73-year-old Albert Marcu did on Dec. 11 when a group of five young men attempted to rob the Estates Consignments store where he works in Pleasant Hill, California, roughly 30 miles northeast of San Francisco.

“I was preparing for this type of situation by looking around at what’s going on here in [the] Bay Area, San Francisco. My neighbors, my colleagues get robbed,” Marcu said Dec. 15 on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

The encounter was captured on the shop’s surveillance camera, which showed Marcu pointing his .38 caliber pistol at the suspects as they rushed into the store.

Upon seeing Marcu and his firearm, the group ran.

“They ran because they saw my gun and, you know, I was serious about it,” he told KTVU-TV.

“They panicked, and they ran out,” Marcu said.

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