Writing exercise 14. finish the story…

In his rear view mirror the cab driver saw…
a man hurriedly climb into the back seat. He was sweating profusely and was carrying a huge bag stuffed full of who knows what. The cab driver got a really uneasy feeling about this.
“Drive!” The man yells.
“This cab is out of service,” the cab driver tries to tell the man.
“Well put it back in service,” he shouts.
“I’m sorry but you must get out.”
The cab driver tries to be stern, but the next thing he knows he’s looking down the barrel of a gun. “I don’t think you understand English,” the man continues, “Put this car in drive and put your foot on the gas petal, Now!”
The cab driver decides to listen as he doesn’t want this crazy man to kill him and leave his wife and two children behind. He drives as fast as he can, running stop signs and red lights. He’s secretly hoping a cop will pull him over and he can be done with this crazy fare. Unfortunately he makes it to the destination of this crazy man’s with no cops in sight. He’s in front of a run down apartment building and not the best area of town. At least he’s done with this guy, or so he thinks. The man gets out but climbs into the front seat.
“I’m going to need you to stay here and wait for me.” The man says.
“Sure, I will wait” the cab driver says, but knowing all well that he’s going to speed like hell out of there as soon as the guy goes inside.
“Just to ensure you don’t try anything…” he says as he quickly grabs something shiny out of his pocket which cab driver fears is a knife for a split second. He throws hand cuffs on his wrist and cuffs him to the steering wheel and grabs the keys out of the ignition. “I’ll be back, be ready” he warns.
A few minutes later he emerges from the run down apartment carrying another bag. He jumps in the front seat and as he puts the keys back in the ignition and starts the car the cab driver notices blood on his hands. He wants to ask, but refrains out of fear of what he will do. The guy gives the cab driver more instructions on where to go. He stops in front of another building and they go though the same routine with the cuffs and the keys, and emerges again with another bag. The cab driver wonders how long this will go on for, it’s already nearly 2 am.
“One more stop,” the man practically answers the cab drivers thoughts. “Ok, pull over at this park.”
The cab driver almost expects to be cuffed again, but is surprised when the man grabs the bags out of the back seat, throws a couple hundred dollar bills his way and takes off running through the deserted park.
The cab driver sits there stunned for a minute. He wasn’t sure what to do or what to think. He thought about going to the police, but he didn’t have proof of any crimes committed. He didn’t know who this guy was or what he did. He was so exhausted, dumbfounded, and greatful to be be alive that he just went home. He kissed his sleeping children, glad that he was able to see them again, and cuddled with his sleeping wife.
The next morning he almost forgot of the ordeal the night before until he turned on the news. There on the television he recognized the building he stopped at, where he was first handcuffed to the steering wheel. The news anchor was reporting the story that tied three murders together. Wow, what have I done? The man thinks. Murder. I helped this guy commit murder?? Then as the story unfolds, he comes to find out that all these men where major drug distributors. A couple even had charges of murder and rape, and one the police had been after for some time but could never catch up to him. So was this guy doing a good thing to get these men off the streets? At least people will be safer, right. But it took murder for this to happen. The cab driver debating on going to the police to tell him what they knew, but could he really help put this man away for getting rid of scum from the city, for helping to put an end to these men and their crimes, making their neighborhood safer?
This cab driver is facing a moral dilemma. what would you do???