Bleeding profusely from wounds sustained in the incident Mr. Coy nearly bled out in the streets before assistance was given.

The owner of the sweets shop  ” Sugar Rush” got an altogether different sort of rush last evening, a rush of terror.  Apparently a man, who reportedly had attacked ” Share” previous and decided to become a repeat customer, spent several moments terrorizing the blonde before she was forced to call 911.

” Phillip” took a sound beating for his troubles and currently is under armed guard at DEMH

According to Share a masked man police have identified as ” Phillip” used his bloody fingertips to write the word ” MEAT” on her shop’s front window. For several minutes the deranged fellow continued to smear his life’s blood over the glass and when that didn’t invoke enough of a reaction  ” Phillip” took a brick and busted in the glass.  While waiting for assistance from 911, Phillip attempted to climb into the shop through the ragged jagged hole in the glass.  Fearing for her safety, and that the DEPD would fail to arrive in time, Share hung up the phone and called several of her friends whom arrived before the police.

In the ensuing ruckus, Thomas Coy, Share’s boyfriend was shoved into the glass sustaining numerous injuries whilst the group of vigilantes chased off the deranged and profusely bleeding man.  Fortunately for all involved, Marty kells of the DEPD arrived on scene before either of the men could die of blood loss or in the case of the twisted Phillip, from the brutal beating he took at the hands of the enraged mob.

the group of vigilantes, with Officer Marty Kells corral masked man.

According to ” Share” and police reports the vigilantes identified as Natasha Blque, Blake Larcen, River Panic, Millha Patcher, Mika Kingsley were not held for questioning,  though at least one did  have their injuries looked over by paramedics on scene.  Phillip, the deranged masked man whom started the incident, suffered a stab wound to his arm, a head injury, and stun gun burns. At press time he remained in critical care under police watch.  Whether charges are to be filled against the vigilante group is currently unknown.

Kahlen Vaniva DE Daily Editor & Reporter