One of the young heroes who confronted the In-N-Out gunman has revealed what he said to save his life and also make the monster sob.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, 24-year-old Chad Williams killed three people and injured several more after opening fire at an In-N-Out last Saturday.
Surviving bystanders were filmed running away and screaming in the parking lot.
Williams later turned down a nature trail and fatally shot himself.
On Friday, Police released chilling video footage of the event. These included a compilation of clips from surveillance and body camera footage.
At one point, Williams ran into 17-year-old Braxton Steube, a Dick’s Sporting Goods employee. Steube had helped customers exit the store through the back to escape danger.
Staring the shooter in the face, Steube engaged in conversation with Williams. The gunman then walked away and ended his own life.
In an interview with KMTV on Saturday, Steube revealed what he said to save his own life.
He also noted he made Williams cry in the process.
“I said, I have a family,” Stuebe explained. “I said, you don’t have to do this. I’ll tell you whatever you want. I’ll do anything.”
“He started to like tear up a bit,” Stuebe continued. “It seemed like, and kind of just got emotional, it seemed like. And he said to me, just get away from me, man. And a stuttering voice, like as if he was crying.”
Stuebe recalled that Williams fired in his direction but missed. Williams then continued down the trail.
Jordan Salinas, one of the heroic armed bystanders who returned gunfire during the described his own encounter with the gunman in an on-camera interview last week.
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