Peter Gold, a fourth-year medical student at Tulane University is currently in the hospital and being treated for the gun injuries he sustained while trying to save a woman that was being dragged down a deserted street against her wish.
Gold, who was driving along the road when he saw a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt dragging his victim down the sidewalk to a parked SUV in the 1000 block of St. Mary Street, New Orleans – parked his car and ran to rescue the woman.
But Gold’s kind gesture angered the assailant who pointed his semi-automatic pistol at his head. He pulled the trigger, but the gun jammed.
That was when he lowered his weapon and shot Gold in the stomach. The 25-year-old med student falls to the sidewalk and curls into a ball. The man pointed the gun at his head a second time and pulled the trigger. The gun jammed again.
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The assailant tried two more times to shoot Gold in the head. But each time he did, the gun jammed. Frustrated and shaky from his unsuccessful murder attempt due to his malfunctioning weapon, the assailant jumps into his car and sped away.
Gold is expected to make a full recovery. The assailant is still at large and Tulane University is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone with information leading to his arrest and indictment.
