'He saved my life': Joshua Quick fought off yoga studio gunman with vacuum cleaner, broom
Joshua Quick, the Tallahassee man who is being hailed as a hero for fighting back against the gunman who killed two people at a Midtown yoga studio, shared his story Sunday on ABC’s “Good Morning America.â€
Quick said after Scott Beierle opened fire Friday night, he confronted him with the only weapon he could find — a vacuum cleaner with a heavy end.
“The gun stopped firing,†Quick said. “I don’t know if it jammed or what. So I used that opportunity to hit him over the head with it.â€
The gunman pistol-whipped Quick, bloodying his face. But Quick recovered and tried to stop Beierle again.
“I jumped up as quickly as I could, ran back over and next thing you know, I’m grabbing a broom, anything I can. And I hit him again.â€
Joshua Quick, the Tallahassee man who is being hailed as a hero for fighting back against the gunman who killed two people at a Midtown yoga studio, shared his story Sunday on ABC’s “Good Morning America.â€
Quick said after Scott Beierle opened fire Friday night, he confronted him with the only weapon he could find — a vacuum cleaner with a heavy end.
“The gun stopped firing,†Quick said. “I don’t know if it jammed or what. So I used that opportunity to hit him over the head with it.â€
The gunman pistol-whipped Quick, bloodying his face. But Quick recovered and tried to stop Beierle again.
“I jumped up as quickly as I could, ran back over and next thing you know, I’m grabbing a broom, anything I can. And I hit him again.â€
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