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No, that definitely wasn't it.

Well, thank you, everyone, for responding.
I learned something new with the mirror bit (appreciate it!)
and hopefully the police will catch this something-or-other so that he can't terrorize people like that.
-S.

I don't know. he wasn't at the diner, and he began acting this way immediately after he pulled in behind us (he ran a red to get behind us). I wish I knew what we had done (or hadn't done).
-S.

Furyataurus wrote:What do you carry? Do you carry extra ammo? Or do you now start carrying extra ammo? Who was driving you or your SO?

My SO was driving, I carry a 1911 8+1 and 4 spare magazines .45 jhp 1 spare magazine .45 fmj. She carries .357mag jhp mostly with a couple of extra spdldrs.
-S.

Wow, do I have a doozy;
Coming home from a diner tonight, me and my significant other were chased and harassed by a hispanic male driving a dark blue or black sports car (the only name/model I could make out was 'lx', the manufacturer's boilerplate was either missing or removed) with California plates. As we passed Wurzbach Pkwy heading (north?) on Nacogdoches rd, he pulls up beside our car and starts making guestures (that I interpreted as 'gang signs') and sped ahead of us, weaving, blocking us from passing him, and dropping back behind us only to catch up again.

Then, at Thousand Oaks, he pulls ahead of us, and stops perpendicular to the road, blocking us. S.O. said 'Oh my God' and slowed the car, and he started to get out, so we went around him, at which point he begins chasing us again, weaving, trying to hit us on the sides, etc. I called 911 and reported the situation, the dispatcher was friendly and professional, and kept with us throughout this ordeal. he followed us to O'Connor rd and turned with us, and then just got more aggressive, swerving towards the car, and trying to block our way more and more, until we hit a little patch of traffic on O'Connor, where he made a U-turn, waved his hand out the window - I thought he was waving a gun at us!, immediately, I went into overdrive, and my hand dropped to my sidearm, until I could see that he was giving us 'the bird' THANK GAWD. we turned on Stahl rd and lost him, thank goodness. the dispatcher made sure that we made it home before she disconnected (love that woman) and dispatched a patrol unit to our house. Officer was concerned, and relayed that he had just come from another call regarding the same individual, he thought. Told me that he would make several drive-bys during the night to ensure that we were ok.

Would anoyone else have done anything different? Please, feel free to critique how I reacted, learning is paramount.

Still shaking, but, above all else - alive.
-S.