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Surveillance video shows New York security guards confronting a man who entered a methadone clinic with an AR-15 and escorting him out of the building. My eyes that I saw were the man and the rifle,” he said. “That’s all I saw. At that moment I had a good look at the man and I couldn’t believe what was going on.” From the Buffalo facility, confront him and take the gun.” “I would be lying if I said I wasn’t afraid to put my life on the line. And the first thing that came to my mind was a three-year-old baby. Some call Beckford a hero, but he’s 20. Having worked in security for over a year, I would say it’s all part of the job…that’s exactly what I did,” he said. The shooter is currently in custody and faces several charges.The clinic is considering increased security and Beckford is considering treatment.Watch the confrontation unfold.
Surveillance video shows New York security guards confronting a man who entered a methadone clinic with an AR-15 and escorting him out of the building.
Raynald Beckford told WKBW He went into survival mode.
“I turned around and saw the person and the rifle in the corner of my eye,” he said. “That’s all I saw. At that moment, I looked at the person and couldn’t believe what was going on.”
As the gunman kept his finger on the trigger, Beckford and other guards teamed up to get him out of the Buffalo facility, confront him, and take the gun.
“I would be lying if I said I wasn’t scared all my life. The first thing that came to my mind was a baby who had just turned three,” he said.
Some call Beckford a hero, but he says it’s all part of the job when he’s worked in security for over 20 years.
“That’s my job. To save and protect. That’s exactly what I did,” he said.
The shooter is currently in custody and faces multiple charges, but the clinic is considering increased security and Beckford is considering treatment.
“No one died or was injured. Glory to God,” he said.
Watch the video above to see the conflict unfold.
