A postal worker who was one of several victims of a violent West Dallas weekend robbery spree told police one of his attackers put a pistol to his face as he loaded his truck with mail early Saturday.

Give me your money or die, one of the gunmen said before Juan Sanchez handed them $15, according to police documents. Then sanchez heard the trigger click. The pistol did not fire.
So the gunmen hit Sanchez in the head with the gun and the men fled according to police documents.

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A 26 year old man apparently stole the gun of his brother, a Dallas Police officer and killed himself with it after attempting to rob a Far North Dallas bank.

Investigators said the officer, whom they declined to identify because he works undercover, did not know that his service weapon had been taken until after his brother Khalifa King shot himself. King is suspected in multiple bank robberies in Dallas.

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