Man saved when the mobile phone in his pocket deflects a bullet aimed at his chest

Man saved when the mobile phone in his pocket deflects a bullet aimed at his chest - A nightclub worker at a club called Halo was saved when his mobile phone deflected a bullet fired at him by a customer who had been thrown out.

Police in Atlanta, Georgia, said that parking attendant John Garber was hit in the chest when shots were fired at around 3 am.

A bullet hit the phone in his jacket pocket before it ricocheted off.

He suffered only minor injuries.

A parking attendant was saved when a bullet, fired by a disgruntled club goer and aimed at the valet's chest, ricocheted off his mobile phone

Witnesses said the

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Two people, brothers Desmond and Timothy Wright, were arrested a short time later, and two handguns were found in their vehicle.

'You owe me a new cell phone,' the 30-year-old Garber told his boss, National Parking owner Marc Ebersole when he spoke to him hours later on a land line, as his mobile phone was ruined.

'He said, "I'm fine, everything's good",' Ebersole recalled in an interview with the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Ebersole added: 'Of course we're going to take care of his cell phone.' ( dailymail.co.uk )