Michael Irvin has the gift of gab. So much so, that he talked an assailant from probably shooting him last night.
A passing motorist pointed a handgun at former Dallas Cowboy Michael Irvin as he drove in Far North Dallas on Monday night, according to a police report.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame member was not injured. He told police he stopped at a red light in the 18200 block of Marsh Lane, near Bush Turnpike, about 9:30 p.m., when the driver of the vehicle next to him rolled down his window, the police report said.
“The passenger pulled out a semiautomatic and I knew what time it was,” Irvin said. “But he said ‘Oh, that’s Michael Irvin, with the Dallas Cowboys.’.”
It’s good to know that Michael wasn’t hurt, but it also brings to light what kind of world we live in today. As if following the career of Michael Irvin hasn’t helped us see that already.
Former Cowboy Michael Irvin says motorist threatened him with a gun (DMN)
