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McCOY DISTRIBUTION Tiverton, RI 02878  Scott McCoy MCCOYDISTRIBUTION@COX.NET 401-641-8126 Derek McCoy 401-297-6898 Delivery man puts stop to robbery. Tackles assailant and gets elderly womans stolen purse back.
Woonsocket Call
November 12, 2009
WOONSOCKET--In an era where people just don't seem to care about anyone anymore. Derek
McCoy from Holsum Bakery may be the exception to that rule. McCoy is being
dubbed a hero after he fought off a thief and retrieved an elderly womans
stolen purse earlier this week. Maria T. Gonzalez of Summer St, Woonsocket,
stated that she took out a large amount of money from the Dean Bank in
Blackstone, MA in order to pay off her medical bills. She then went for a coffee
at a Li'l General Convenience Store located at 604 Winter St, Woonsocket. After
purchasing her items, Gonzalez then exited the store only to be tackled to the
ground. Meanwhile, McCoy was performing a daily delivery at Li'l General when he
heard a cry for help. "I saw him knock her to the ground and he started taking
off on foot with her purse. I just jumped out of my truck and took off after
him." McCoy said. After a few blocks of giving chase, McCoy got close enough to
the thief and tackled him to the ground. A brief fist fight was ensued but McCoy
was emerged victorious with a few cuts to the face and hands. After the thief
ran off, McCoy made his way back to Gonzalez with her purse that still held her
belongings. McCoy was offered a One Thousand Dollar reward by the family, which he refused. He said he pleaded with Gonzalez to call the police, but she was
too afraid to go ahead with it. She just wanted to go home. "It just pissed me
off to see that happening," McCoy said. How could you do that to any elderly
woman? Maria Gonzalez, wrote a letter informing The Woonsocket Call about
McCoy's courageous act.
I believe this man Derek is an angel to put his life in danger for a perfect
stranger," Maria wrote. Woonsocket has an angel. Thank you Derek from Holsum
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