EXCLUSIVE: Great-grandma uses cane to save elderly neighbor from violent purse snatching in Oakland

NOT ON HER WATCH! Great-grandma uses cane to save elderly neighbor from violent purse snatching in Oakland

When asked if she was scared to intervene, Miss Faye says not one bit.

Law enforcement never encourages people to interfere with a crime in progress, so Miss Faye is grateful, because this situation could have been much worse. She has these words of advice for a more harmonious community.Good Samaritan climbs down 300 feet to rescue missing elderly man who drove off Bay Area cliff: CHP

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