Unknown Protector Helps Save Family

Good Evening Capital City! Shavonne Thompson here with a special report.

Just last night, an innocent family was accosted in an alley outside the Larkspur Theater. The unsuspecting Wayans family had gone out with fun times on their mind. They’d made a trip all the way from Hampton Heights for the premiere of The Blue Mammoth. Little did they know, a real life terror awaited them.

After leaving the movie theater, it seems Mr. Wayans wanted to show his wife and son a little bit of his old neighborhood. Little did he know, much had changed over the years. As they were making their way down the alley, things suddenly took a turn for the worst. They were confronted by a ruffian who had been waiting for some unsuspecting target. He held them up at gun point demanding their valuables. Stunned, the family froze in fear. That’s when, according to our sources, the attacker grabbed for Mrs. Wayans’ pearl necklace. It broke under the strain and scattered pearls across the ground.

As bad as this story sounds, hold. This is where things turnaround.

Just when the family feared that their days were done, some concerned citizen jumped in to help. We don’t know this secret defender’s identity. Or what he looks like. We only know that he seemingly appeared out of nowhere, incapacitated the attacker, and disappeared into the darkness.

Mr. And Mrs. Wayans quickly alerted the police, who came and apprehended the now unconscious assailant. Of course, we’re working to get an exclusive interview with the Wayans family to hear a first hand account of their harrowing experience.

We are certainly happy to know that this story has a happy ending. Crime has definitely been on the rise in our fair city. However, it seems like someone, somewhere, is trying to fight back. Who could this mystery defender be? That’s what we want to know.

If anyone has clues or information that could help identify our anonymous defender, be sure to contact the ABN Newsroom today!

In closing, I must say that it’s nice to know there are people who still care out there. Hopefully this will be a new trend in Capital City. Perhaps we can change our city’s course towards “Crime Capital” to “Compassion Capital.”

Stay Groovy Capital City! This is Shavonne Thompson signing off.