Philipsburg:--- Two men identified as R.B and A.B. filed an official report with the Detective department stating that they were threatened with a shotgun by the son of another man they identified with initials M.A.M.F. from France. Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson said that the incident occurred on November 28th, 2011 at the Turtle Pier restaurant on Airport Boulevard. According to the two victims, they went to collect some monies from the suspect for work they had done for him. The victims told police that the situation got out of hand and at some point the suspect attacked R.B. with a piece of wood and during this attack destroyed the windshield of the vehicle belonging to R.B.Henson said R.B. defended himself with a piece of pipe he had in his vehicle. The other victim A.B. was sitting in the vehicle at the time of the attack and exited the vehicle only to be confronted by the son of M.A.M.F. who had a shotgun in his hand. The suspect's son cranked the gun and aimed it at victim A.B. (according to the statement of A.B.), the Police Spokesman said. When M.A.M.F. saw what his son did he took away the gun away from his son. His son then left the scene shortly after the incident. In the meantime, M.A.M.F. has been arrested by police and is in custody for questioning. The shotgun has been confiscated as the investigation continues.