Excellent job, happy to hear this!! Hope they serve some time...

Muddle. drive to the Fire Dept. or Police Dept. if you think someone is following you.

Tug

I am so pleased that an armed guard is stationed at Bank of America on New Hope/Glenn. I hope all Bank of America's have the same personnel. Now it's obvious we still have to be aware of who is in front of us and who is behind us at all times. I think I'll just meander to the police building in the Pavilion or wherever one may be!! We left the LA area to get away from this type of 'living'. In these economic times - there is no place to 'hide'. Most of the time, life in Fayette County is a dream!

they didn't follow me home. This report would have been more like; Burglary suspects at the Piedmont Hospital. Suspects had around 6 bullet holes each and are hanging on for life.

Remember Bernhard Goetz!

I sure do. But there would be a few differences. First, I wouldn't be on a subway. Second, all my firearms are registered.

where you registered them because you didn't register them here in Ga.

Problem. You could be in compliance with the law but conceivably still have a civil case brought against you to pay for the perpetual support of an injured perpetrator. If your up against an O.J. jury you're in big trouble. Below is from wikipedia regarding civil case against Goetz

Civil trial

Cabey's lawyers William Kunstler and Ron Kuby filed a civil suit against Goetz the month following the shootings.[52] The case was tried eleven years later in The Bronx, with race the dominant theme.[53] During jury selection, Kuby asked the mostly non-white prospective jurors whether they had ever been discriminated against. Goetz admitted to previous use of racial language and to smoking marijuana laced with angel dust in the 1980s.[54] Kuby portrayed Goetz as a racist aggressor; Goetz's defense was that when surrounded he reacted in fear of being again robbed and beaten. Newspaper columnist Jimmy Breslin testified that in a 1985 interview, Cabey denied his involvement in an attempted robbery, but said that Canty, Allen, and Ramseur intended to rob Goetz.[39]

The jury of four blacks and two Hispanics found that Goetz had acted recklessly and had deliberately inflicted emotional distress on Cabey.[28][53] Jurors interviewed after the trial said that Goetz's decision to fire at Cabey a second time was a key factor in their decision.[55] The jury awarded Cabey $43 million – $18 million for pain and suffering and $25 million in punitive damages.[56]

Goetz subsequently filed for bankruptcy, saying that legal expenses had left him almost penniless. A judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court ruled that the $43 million jury award could not be dismissed by the bankruptcy.[57] Asked in 2004 whether he was making payments on the judgment, Goetz responded "I don't think I've paid a penny on that", and referred any questions on the subject to his attorney.[58]

Hope that you are followed home!