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DAVIE, Fla. -- A gun store owner took matters into his own hands to stop a would-be thief.

What was the suspect allegedly stealing? An assault rifle.

"By the time he left I noticed a bulge in his pants, so I followed him out," says store owner Kevin Hughes. "I don't want to have an altercation in the store too many customers and employees here."

Surveillance video shows 19-year-old suspect Marlon Alvarez inspecting the three-foot long firearm inside Public Pawn and Gun for quite some time before stuffing it down his pants and under his sweatshirt.

"There was a magazine included as well," Hughes says.

Alvarez then spent a few more minutes in the store. Employees say they thought he was acting funny.

"He really was more interested in being left alone, or looking for an opportunity to do what he was doing," employee Alan Weiner says.

Alvarez went out the door. That's when Hughes went after him unsure if the firearm was loaded.

"Anybody can load it, especially if he's putting it down his pants he could've put one in the chamber," Hughes says. "That's why I got on top of him."

Alvarez eventually gave up the gun and Hughes took him to the ground.

Alvarez got away, running through the parking lot shirtless. Police caught up with him a few blocks away, and Hughes was happy to have the $900 rifle back -- but not because of the money.

"If he took that gun and killed 20 kids tomorrow at a school, I'm responsible for that, so that's not happening on my watch."

A judge decided not to let Alvarez bond out of jail because of previous charges against him in New York


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