Most Australian Interview Ever

Speaker A

When Nixie Glenas went into his local Seven Eleven store for his daily coffee, he walked straight into an unfolding armed robbery. They're standing here

with a gun.

Down. Everybody down. You're down. A woman in a motorbike helmet was allegedly waving a gun and demanding money. Nick says he made a split second decision. Lunge. Aha. Go for glory. You know, like a try. With the accused pressed against the counter, 711 franchisee Ricky Yan called police. When I saw the gun, I. Was just being scared. Very scared. He'd been about to hand over hundreds of dollars before Nick's unexpected tackle. I'm trying to get him over there because I'm wondering if they might shoot. Nick says he grabbed the gun, which turned out to be a fake, and threw it to the floor before a second maneuver. I did my MMA around the head tackle, and that's it. Hang on. His iron, tight grip only interrupted by police five minutes later. Who arrested the woman? Store owners Ricky and Audrey, thankful for their loyal customer.

Very, very brave. I'm very appreciated. Thank you, Nick. Ricky and Nick have been friends for six years, and Ricky says he's grateful for Nick's dramatic intervention. After a spate of armed robberies and thefts from the store this afternoon, Emily Beck faced court on eight charges, while Nixie Glienis returned to get his coffee. Carrie Anne Greenbank, 9.