“(The security guard) was assaulted by the man, (and he was) tied up. At the time he was tied up, the offender held a gun to the security guard's head and wanted to know where the money and or the safes were kept,” said Albuquerque Police Department Chief Ray Schultz. Police said as soon as the gunman saw the APD officer he began to fire a .357-caliber revolver.
"Luckily for us, it appears that after he had fired the gun several times, the gun malfunctioned," Schultz said.
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