When a would-be buyer of an iPhone advertised on craigslist pulled a knife and snatched the phone Tuesday night, the owner wasn't having it, according to Tacoma police.
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Police say Tacoma man selling iPhone online shot at would-be buyer who pulled knife, stole it
When a would-be buyer of an iPhone advertised on craigslist pulled a knife and snatched the phone Tuesday night, the owner wasn't having it, according to Tacoma police.
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