http://blog.sfgate.com/inthemission/2017/10/17/pair-of-san-francisco-49ers-players-outthink-outrun-would-be-armed-robbers/
Linebackers Ray-Ray Armstrong and Reuben Foster were in attendance in the wee hours at the club Love and Propaganda located at 85 Campton Place, when the latter claimed he noticed a white Audi with tinted windows repeatedly casing the premises. This left him feeling "like he was going to be robbed," according to a subsequent police report.
Foster, a rookie, presciently handed his watch and rings to a female friend within the club, and he and Armstrong, a fifth-year player, asked a security guard to walk the two of them and another man to their car.
Despite the presence of the guard, the players claim the Audi driver was undeterred, pulling up in close proximity to them. Two masked men wearing white hoodies emerged, carrying an assault rifle and a handgun, respectively. The police report states the would-be robbers pointed their guns at the four men.
At this point, the victims claimed they turned and ran like hell, inducing the alleged assailants to retreat, empty-handed, driving eastbound on Post Street. Foster and Armstrong ended up at the St. Francis Hotel, where they called the police. Neither was injured nor lost any possessions.
