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For Ernestine Watson-Spence taking her dog Daisy out for a walk is one of the little things she enjoys doing. It's a moment where she can relax and unwind not having any worries at all.
That sense of security was taken away from her last night when three teens with a gun attacked her just as she was returning home from a walk.
"I couldn't even scream, it was just a shock to me. And I just grabbed the dog, so they didn't shot her, because she would probably try and bite you."
Watson-Spence says they forced her to drop to the ground as they ran after her fiancé who was inside the bathroom. She says they forced him to strip, took his cash, and then hit him in the head with the gun.
Before taking off, the teens ransacked the couple's home looking for more cash. They destroyed her computer and walked away with their DVD player leaving Watson-Spence without much except a lesson she must now learn to live by.
"I guess you have to pay more attention to the surrounding of your house, no matter where you're at."
She is trying to get her life back together and learn how to enjoy the little things, she once did before.
The teens were last seen wearing black jeans and a red and blue sweatshirt. If you know anything that can help Police call the Crimeline at 1888-LOCK-U-UP.
That sense of security was taken away from her last night when three teens with a gun attacked her just as she was returning home from a walk.
"I couldn't even scream, it was just a shock to me. And I just grabbed the dog, so they didn't shot her, because she would probably try and bite you."
Watson-Spence says they forced her to drop to the ground as they ran after her fiancé who was inside the bathroom. She says they forced him to strip, took his cash, and then hit him in the head with the gun.
Before taking off, the teens ransacked the couple's home looking for more cash. They destroyed her computer and walked away with their DVD player leaving Watson-Spence without much except a lesson she must now learn to live by.
"I guess you have to pay more attention to the surrounding of your house, no matter where you're at."
She is trying to get her life back together and learn how to enjoy the little things, she once did before.
The teens were last seen wearing black jeans and a red and blue sweatshirt. If you know anything that can help Police call the Crimeline at 1888-LOCK-U-UP.
