...you noticed they were following you but you still went home and proceeded to enter your house? Common sense would have told you to head to the nearest police station - I mean the police tell people this all the time!

"He said minutes later he noticed the men took every turn he took and realised they were following him home."

So he thought it would be a good idea to go home with men following him? Hmm...

wow, is this what people do in the midst of a crisis, ie. act foolishly?

I agree with all the above. Why wold you proceed to your home knowing you were being followed??? Dumb move.

The police station is the first choice but calling ahead to someone who can help is also a good alternative. Remain on main roads with traffic and stay on the phone until you get to help.

Is this really what young Comrade Kyle deserves. No wonder the thugs get the message we are more forgiving of the criminals in our mist, than what actions a 21 year old crime victim may have not taken under such strenuous circumstances.

God help us all, if this is the position victims of crimes will be subjecting themselves to, all in the name of attempting to arrive at one's doorsteps physically unharmed, maybe even dead.

You postings truly shame the spirit of our Bahamaland. Truth is a lot of negativity has been spoken over the past days, out side of this matter that I pray will never reflect the true feelings of both natives and residents among us. We had better learn that we all all on Bahamaland's ship together and if she sinks we all will go down with her. What a damn shame to do such a thing to what still remains one of the most beautiful ships afloat among nations of the world. Do you remember when we were so damn proud to present our Bahamian passports at borders afar and wide? I sure as hell remember.

Mr. Russell their simply stating the obvious facts, that the victim did act foolishly. He put others at risk as well…what if his mom was home or some other family member? If he notice he was being followed, common sense should have told him to call the police or head to the nearest police station. My goodness the police are known for advising the public on how to deal with being followed all the time. Do not think for a minute I don’t sympathize for him because I do; it’s like persons continuing to wear flashy jewelry when they know there is a serious demand for gold by thieves. It all boils down to common sense.

The good thing is that he escaped with a few gun butts and the loss of his car camera and cell phone. If he had stopped on the highway it could have been different, but it was not a good decision to drive home. One thing worse than getting robbed outside youe home is getting home, rushing inside, locking the door and thinking you are safe only to find some inside waiting to rob you. It is bad enough when they rob you and leave but these days they want to cut a movie. They want to cause bodily harm, and many times these robbers and home invaders are drunk or high and not fully consious of what they are doinf. That is the scary part.

You Friday morning armchair quarterbacks may think it's cute to use young Kyle for your amateur research project 's psychology class, about how best he should have reacted to a thug's "still unclear true intentions?" But isn't it more fun, than to dwell on the social behavior of the thug?

To be honest, with such evident behavior on this blog, let the class begin, as I sure as hell would love to research how your brain's really function ... and you're not even under the threat of possibly experiencing one or more thugs ugly intentions?

If you notice someone is following you, never ever go home! Stay on the main roads in well lit areas and go to the police station! If possible try to get as much information about the car and/or the driver as you can (ie car color, car model, license plate, sex of driver). BoopaDoop comment about calling someone and staying on the phone with them until help arrives is great advice as well. Thank God he was not seriously injured and his mother arrived after the thief left. Although all of this could have been avoided, take this as a very valuable lesson Mr. Smith

Man it's sad knowing you can not drive home safely anymore!
If you relised that you are being followed, drive to a nearest police station or the nearest fill up/ gas station & then sound your vehicle hound like you are crazy!
Please do not drive home!
But,
Something seriously needs to be done with these criminals, & fast!
It seems as if these criminals are being spit out by a demon clan!
I am sorry for the reporter.
Peace.

I remember when I was around that age and I was going home late one night. I saw this car driving behind me and making every turn I made, so when I got close to home I turned through a different corner, turned around in someone's yard and headed back the way I came. The car did the same thing! So I went back to the main road and headed for the police station. When the stinker caught on, he went away and I was able to drive home safely. Even in the middle of the day I am alert to see if anyone is following me. It's a shame the young man was robbed but this is a lesson learned that he will hopefully adhere to the rest of his life.