"We pulled into our parking spot and just about to take the girls out of the car and that's when they approached us from behind, and they already had their guns drawn and pointed at us and demanded our belonging," Saechao said.
Chanthakhoun didn't think twice. He said he pulled out his own gun to protect himself and his family.
"When I saw that, I had to immediately take out mine," Chanthakhoun said. "I tried to reload the gun and by this time they were shooting at me. They were shooting at me."
A nearby auto body shop caught the exchange of gunfire on a surveillance camera.
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