It won't make the national or even local news for three reasons: 1) No one got shot--gore sells, good news does not. 2)It flys in the face of the liberal/antigun agenda of the news industry. 3) It demonstrates that in the vast majority of cases, successful use of a gun to dissuade a perpetrator occurs without a shot even being fired--the appearance of a gun and a committed gun owner is enough to stop most crimes. The best defense against gun violence is more guns in the hands of more peaceful, honest, responsible people.