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She was blonde, beautiful and could have been a beauty queen; with that in mind, Anadell Carrizales didn't think twice, besides she had flashed him an irresistable smile.
Who would of a thought of a buxom blonde like her pulling a pistol from her purse instead of lipstick?
How was he to imagine she'd take his mobile phone, credit cards, and what little cash he carried?
These were questions Carrizales repeatedly questioned out loud as Civil Protection officers tried desperately to separate his hands which were glued in prayer position and interlaced in the steering wheel of his Dodge pick up truck.
"At first I thought it might be a co-worker, as I slowed down, an attractive blond girl pulled up beside me and motioned for me to pull over, which I immediately did, thinking she might wish to ask me for directions somewhere."
As Carrizales watched in his rear view mirror, the long legged, mini-skirted, goddess walked slowly and sensually to his driver's side window. Thinking it might be his lucky day, he was taken by complete surprise when instead of being greeted with a smile, he found himself with a pistol to his head. The blonde bandit, speaking few words, ordered him to hand over his cash, credit cards and mobile phone. Once the goods were safe in her purse, she demanded he interlace his hands in the steering wheel and then proceeded to spread fast drying industrial type Kola-Loka glue onto his palms and fleeing.
I tried with all my might to separate my hands, but I couldn't. Since the truck was still running, I drove the best I could for a few kilometers until arriving at Raul Salinas Avenue and finding police officials.
After more than two hours, while nearly one hundred curious bystanders, reporters, police, and emergency workers stood by in awe, Roberto Carlos Sanchez, commander of 911 emergency services of Escobedo, was finally able to unglued Carrizales hands by using a saline based glue dissolver.
Police official Jose Alberto Rivera Chavez, the first to respond to the victim, stated:
"He was screaming in such anguish, I thought he had been shot."
Ministerial investigative police, noting that the robbery occurred 500 meters from a well known and seedy truck drivers resting area asked the victim on various occasions if it were possible the blonde goddess might have been a transvestite prostitute who is known for working the area; Carrizales emphatically denied the possibility.
Although Carrizales may not being seeing anything positive in his experience, he should count his blessings. In a country where death and violence run rampant, the only wounds which were inflicted upon his person were to his dignity and self-esteem.
