A robber entered the Raetta Quick Stop convenience store in House Springs, Mo. displayed a gun and demanded money from the clerk. The clerk complied with the demand, but the owner of the store retrieved a handgun and confronted the criminal. The owner was able to hold the robber at gunpoint until police could arrive, without anyone getting hurt. (The St. Louis Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo. 09/24/13)
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Convenience store owner holds robber for police, The St. Louis Dispatch, St. Louis, Mo. 09/24/13
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