The suspect continued to cause problems while he was being transported to the police precinct and managed to break the car's interior door panel as well as the top of the seatbelt fastener and attempted to use them in an unsuccessful attempt to escape from the vehicle, police said. The 22-year-old suspect was arrested and placed in the back of a patrol vehicle." "Deputies acted quickly and were able to prevent him from drawing the weapon. "As deputies attempted to handcuff him, the suspect reached for a gun inside his pocket," read the statement from the PCSD.
But when police made an attempt to arrest the male suspect who was allegedly involved in the robbery, the man allegedly made a move to pull out a gun. The victim ended up informing the Pierce County Sheriff's Department anyway and, following a short investigation on social media, police were able to identify the suspects who took the victim hostage, police said.ĭeputies were dispatched to the same apartment complex in Parkland the following day and said they recognized the male suspect from the robbery upon arrival. The suspects eventually released the man after approximately three hours but told the victim that they would send the nude photos they took of him to everybody in his contact list if he informed authorities or told anybody what happened. Numerous other attempts to transfer money were made using various apps and, according to the PCSD, the suspects even posed as the victim over the phone in an attempt to try and get one of his accounts unlocked. The suspects involved in the case then ordered the victim to unlock his cell phone and transfer $6,000 over to one of their accounts but the transaction ended up failing because it was flagged as fraudulent, said the PCSD. The female suspect then took photos of the victim." "The male suspect ordered the victim to remove his clothes and give the suspect his money.
"He said he was in her apartment for about five minutes when a man appeared and pointed a gun at him," the statement read. The victim told deputies that he had matched with a woman on the dating app Plenty of Fish and subsequently decided to drive over to her apartment complex to meet her in person, police say. The incident occurred on Saturday, when a 30-year-old man contacted the Pierce County Sheriff's Department informing them that he had been kidnapped and robbed at an apartment complex in Parkland, Washington - about 8 miles south of Tacoma - according to a statement released on social media by authorities. (Reading over this, I fear I sound terribly cynical.A man was held hostage and robbed at gunpoint after he agreed to meet up with a woman he connected with on a dating app, police said. What do you guys think? Do you agree with this? Are there any points you'd like to correct or call me out on? But after a certain point (around age 30 or so) if the dude or chick hasn't achieved some kind of success, the artsy-bohemian luster fades pretty good. Because I think the crucial thing that adds to the perceived attractiveness of creative types is the sense of possibility - the idea that they could very well become the next John Lennon, the next Charles Dickens, the next Jackson Pollock. Creative types. I think the creative types have to be relatively young - still in their 20s - to be able to date up.
More often, though, I think it's dudes who take on a crazy person in order to land a lady who is a few notches up on the desirability-o-meter.Ĥ. They were together forever - though he eventually screwed it up by cheating on her. His live-in girlfriend was super-homely, but she took great care of him.
People who are willing to date crazy people. I can think of a very distinct case - a couple I knew in my 20s - in which the dude was kind of dysfunctional but totally hilarious and a dead ringer for a young Ethan Hawke. And I've also seen a few cases in which not-very-attractive women from wealthy families have landed super-hot (but not very rich) husbands.ģ. But I've seen women pull this off, too - like the ones with relatively cool jobs and decent salaries who make enough money that they can pay for the apartments that they live in with their smart-and-sexy-but-not-very-successful boyfriends.
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