CNN Anchors Both Carry and It Saved Their Lives

Here is another example of good guys with guns beating a bad guy with a gun, but M3 will be very selective in how and what they report about this incident.  What the libtards won't admit in their political agenda to ban guns is that bad guys wait to ambush their victims and you are almost always caught off guard and on the defensive from the moment the attack begins, as this couple was.  Luckily for them this human predator was traveling solo, but all too often these predators travel in packs, making them very dangerous to defend against.

A former CNN correspondent was shot three times late Tuesday night during an attempted robbery at an Albuquerque motel. 

Former CNN anchor and Manzano High School graduate Lynne Russell told Action 7 News she and her husband  Chuck de Caro were robbed at gunpoint around 11:30 p.m. at the Motel 6 near Coors and Iliff. 

De Caro worked as a correspondent for CNN. 

Russell said they were exhausted Tuesday night and decided to go to a motel to rest. She had gone to the car to get something when a man put a gun to her head, dragged her back into the motel room and demanded her valuables. 

“The man pushed me inside, I was airborne, literally. And (I) landed on the bed, and that was about the time that Chuck came out of the shower,” Russell said. “The man was just wild. He was pointing the gun, and the way that he was acting, it was as if he’d done it before.” 

Russell said she and her husband legally carry handguns, and they had them in the motel room. 

The thug ended up shooting at Russell’s husband and he returned fire. He survived, despite being wounded. The thug died at the scene. 

Gee, a gun saved their lives—that’s a story you won’t see on CNN often! 

My guess is that if they hadn’t been armed, they would have died in that motel room, and CNN would have used it as a non-stop advertisement for “gun control.” As it is, you probably won’t hear another word about it.

CNN Anchors Both Carry and It Saved Their Lives