Woman Stalls Gas Station Thief By Performing Sexual Favor On Him Until Cops Came

Author Babs

February 1st, 2021 11:58 AM

According to reports a random woman went down on a gas station thief to stall him until the cops got there. The robbery occurred at a gas station overseas when a male thief forced an employee to give him money from the register. After being punched by the suspect, the employee ran into the back office for protection and a female customer entered and offered to perform oral sex on the robber and kept him busy while another employee contacted the police for help. When cops arrived they found the thief and her lying on the floor naked. He was rrested.

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