Darryl





"The scariest moment of my life was probably the first time I got shot at. One night, my family and I were coming home. We lived in an apartment complex. I had a free apartment because I was security for that complex. As we were getting out of the car, I heard the gun shots. But then I saw them hitting the wall. When I realized where they were, I was really scared because my wife at the time and my infant son was right there. It was hitting the wall right by them. Thank God they didn't get hit. I was able to get them around the side of the building. I turned around and gave chase. A friend of mine was coming in at the same time.”

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