Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant

There are some people that were at this meeting that was like, you know, no one was talking about doing anything more than that.

Other people said, yeah, there were some people that were so, you know, pissed off about all this.

They were like, we need to take matters into our own hands, vigilante style.

And they found out at this meeting that he's back in town with his wife.

They went to the tavern, the D&G Tavern.

It's still morning, mind you.

They're in there drinking, and they all go down there.

They walk in there as a group and fill this tavern, about 50 to 60 people.

And it's clear what's going on.

McElroy would not be intimidated.

He did leave, but he apparently just sort of thumbed his nose in their faces, bought a six pack to go and was like, you know, let's get out of here, Trina, and walked out.

Yeah, so this crowd was like, okay, I kind of like this following this guy around watching his every step thing.

And they actually walked out of the bar with him.

And supposedly there was between 30 and 60 people.

Some people had cleared out.

Romaine Henry, whom he'd shot in the stomach before.

So that he sensed that this crowd was possibly out for blood and he didn't want to have anything to do with it.

So he left.

So not everybody who is in the VFW Hall or the American Legion Hall was in the parking lot of the D&G Tavern, but a significant number of people were.

And they had Ken McElroy and Trina surrounded in Ken McElroy's Silverado.