I don't know if this counts as 'wild' but it kinds scared me.
Back in the earlier years of my marriage, before things really started falling apart, my husband (currently my ex husband, but it will sound weird to call him that during the story's narrative) did a bit of security for a family friend (his side of the family). Now, this security was up in a zone where cell phones didn't work. He had a little trailer as an office, no weapons, no way to contact help, and he was supposed to be 'guarding' lumber equipment. Pretty much, he was only really empowered to wave his arms and 'shoo' away any potential problems.
But, we were low on money and he needed the work, so he did it.
One weekend, I went up to the trailer to stay with him. For the most part we just entertained ourselves and things were fine. A little before dusk, however, things got a little more tense. A group of drunk fellows show up, packed tightly into a truck, and making a whole bunch of noise. I think they were anywhere from 20-27 (I didn't really get a good look at them...) I was probably about 22-24 myself at this time. They get out and try to go up the trail to the hill where the lumber equipment is, so my husband leave the 'office' to do his job and dissuade the group from going there. For some reason they listen to him, and take off in their truck. But not before making some comment about his 'girl/woman' inside the trailer, proving that they know I'm inside. We think that's the end of it.
About half an hour, to an hour, later, they come back. They've hastily covered the front license plate (somehow forgetting to cover the rear one as well) with a piece of paper, and they sound even louder than before. Instead of stopping the truck on the road and getting out this time, they drive the truck UP the hill towards the equipment. Again my husband left the office to talk to them, but this time, it took him way out of my sight.
Minutes ticked onward. I didn't have a watch and we had no electronics, so I'm not sure how long he was actually gone. But my mind started to really go in the many directions of what might have happened. Eventually I hear the truck starting to come back down the hill, and as I look out the windows, I see no sign of my husband. Maybe I'd been watching too much television or something, but suddenly these guys seem completely sinister, and I become afraid. I bolt from the trailer and end up hiding in the shrubbery. I see the truck drive past me and away. As soon as I'm sure they're gone, I rush up the rest of the hill until I find my husband.
It turns out he's okay, but he couldn't stop them from vandalizing the equipment. Despite the fact that the men have driven off again, I'm still scared. I'm shaken up enough that after an hour of me wringing my hands, we pack up our things and go. Back then I wasn't as overweight as I am now, but I still had a really bad foot, so I kinda hobbled along. Anytime we heard a vehicle, I would start shaking again. By that time it's probably around 11:30 pm. My back was starting to hurt now, not to mention my feet, but I would not go back. It's really dark, since we're in a forest, and it's still a long way until we reach the gate.
Then a truck went by. I was alarmed at first, it was a different truck; this one only had two guys in it. They saw the two of us on foot and offered us a ride. We knew the old saying about accepting rides from strangers but 1) we were desperate and 2) we weren't children anymore. Besides, there was two of us, even though I would have been crap in a fight. Anyhow, we accepted the ride and climbed into the back of their truck. Oddly enough there were musical instrument cases back there, which I always suspected had rifles or fishing equipment in them and that they had been illegally fishing/hunting. But at that point, I sure as hell didn't care; these guys were giving us a ride.
Anyhow, we made it to the gate and got into the little office there, where there was a phone. I called my mother (who had just recently been re-married, by the way) and asked her to come get us. Despite the fact that we probably interrupted time between her and her new husband, she graciously drove all the way to come get us. Yay! So, everything ended up alright, and perhaps I had no reason to be afraid. But that doesn't mean I wasn't afraid.
Okay, so not EVERYTHING ended up alright. The vandals did enough damage for the costs to be up in the thousands somewhere. The guy who hired my husband was kinda steamed that his stuff was vandalized, and put the blame on my husband. Never mind the fact that he was one against many, with no phone and no weapon and no secret martial arts or super powers. Consequently, my husband quit his job after the next weekend.