US Marine Veteran Robert Sundin, 70, gave his life defending a restaurant worker from an armed robber.
A Vallejo restaurant worker says one of her regular customers is a hero for coming to her aid when she was confronted by an apparent robber, who shot him dead.
“He saved my life. That’s the type of person he was. He saved my life. He’s always going to be my guardian angel for life,” said Teresa Brasher.
“God wasn’t ready for me. But they had a place for Bob up there,” Brasher said.
At 5:30 a.m. each weekday morning, like clockwork, Sundin would drive from his Napa home and pull up outside Scotty’s Restaurant at Tennessee and Tuolumne streets in Vallejo. He’d keep an eye on Brasher as she opened up the restaurant.
Brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski mask rode up to her car on an electric scooter.
“He came up to my door, and he pointed his finger at me. He was pointing at my purse. I don’t know if he used his finger or a gun,” Brasher said.
That’s when Sundin got out of his truck.
“The guy grabs him. And I can see Bob pulling away like that, and that’s when I heard the gunshot go off,” she said.
Sundin, a married father, died at the scene. The gunman took off.
“He’s always going to be my guardian angel for life.” @USMC veteran Robert Sundin died a hero, says Teresa Brasher, longtime server at Scotty’s Restaurant. Sundin, her regular customer, was shot dead while protecting her from apparent robber. @VallejoPd case. 4,5,6,7 p.m. @KTVU pic.twitter.com/0T16yvNvKe
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