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http://www.northwestgeorgianews.com/catwalkchatt/news/catoosa-county-teen-shot-killed-in-burglary-attempt/article_d27dde3e-4bad-11e3-9d7d-0019bb30f31a.html

The Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of a teen shot and killed Monday afternoon, Nov. 11, following a burglary attempt in the Boynton area.

The death followed the homeowner opening fire on two suspected burglars, fatally wounding one with a bullet to his neck.

According to the Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred in the 2500 block of Post Oak Road off Boynton Drive about 4 p.m., when a resident discovered the deceased and another teenage boy on his property attempting to break into the home.

Police say the resident fired his revolver when he spotted the pair in his back yard.

The two boys, age 16 and 17, ran from the scene and jumped into a vehicle, where an 18-year-old girl was waiting for them.

A short time latter, the trio were pulled over by deputies on Boynton Drive who discovered the 17-year-old had been shot, police say.

The boy was taken to Hutcheson hospital, where he later died from his wound.

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http://www.kptv.com/story/23999393/woman-pulls-gun-on-milwaukie-neighborhood-intruder

Woman pulls gun on Milwaukie neighborhood intruder

MILWAUKIE, OR (KPTV) -

A woman pulled her gun on a suspected intruder who made his way through a Milwaukie neighborhood on Friday night.

Police said home surveillance video shows a man looking through windows of a house where a babysitter was inside caring for some kids who live there.

The babysitter said she told the man to leave. At that point, the suspect walked to a nearby apartment complex. That is when a woman said the suspect followed her up a set of stairs and into her apartment.

The woman asked the suspect what he wanted and he said, "Are you ready to meet God?"

At that point, the woman said she ran to her bedroom to get her gun, but the suspect left.

Police said they found the man hiding in the neighborhood. They took him to a Portland-area hospital for a mental health evaluation. Police said he faces charges of menacing and trespass

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http://www.foxcarolina.com/story/23630259/deputies-elderly-woman-shoots-intruder-armed-with-baseball-bat

Deputies said an elderly woman shot an intruder who attacked another woman with a baseball bat in Pendleton on Monday afternoon.

Lt. Sheila Cole with the Anderson County Sheriff's Office said about 3 p.m. a man forced his way into a Mays Street home and attacked a woman inside the home.

The elderly homeowner then shot the man with a revolver, grazing his head, according to Cole.

Cole said both the intruder and the younger woman were taken to AnMed Health. She said the victim was treated and released Monday night while the suspect, identified as Richard Keese, 54, was released on Tuesday.

Keese is being held at the county jail facing charges of attempted murder and burglary, according to the Anderson County Detention Center's website.

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http://www.king5.com/news/Home-owner-shoots-kills-intruder-in-Pierce-County-232508021.html

Home invasion victim: 'I thought we were dead'

BUCKLEY, Wash. — A Pierce County man says he was defending himself when he shot and killed a man who broke into his home late Monday night.

The incident took place around 11 p.m. in the 25000 block of 164th Street East on the outskirts of Buckley. Detectives believe the suspect broke through the front gate with his car, crashed into another car, and broke into the home of an elderly couple in their 60s.

The homeowner’s wife said she locked herself in her bedroom after the intruder forced his way into their home.

“I thought we were dead,” said the woman, who did not want her name published.

The man crashed through the front gate of their home. She said he smashed out the windows on their front door, barged inside and started beating her husband.

“He asked what he wanted,” said the woman, who described the man as having a “crazed” look.

“He never spoke,” she said.

The medical examiner identified the alleged intruder as 21-year-old Cole Mathews. He had no criminal record.

Relatives said Mathews would not have hurt anyone. They believe he got in a car crash and went to the home looking for help.

Detectives say the couple and the physical evidence suggest Mathews was violent and may have been on drugs. Investigators were awaiting toxicology reports to determine if Mathews was under the influence.

Meanwhile, the homeowner was taken to the hospital, where he was treated for minor injuries. His wife says he was at home recovering from the attack. She says he has survived two open heart surgeries and two back surgeries.

Detectives said the homeowner would not likely face any charges.

"We are so lucky we had a gun," his wife said. "I'll never feel safe in my home again."

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Man Shot At Bi-Lo Parking Lot Taken Into Custody; Another Robber Was Killed By Hold-Up Victim - 12/09/2013 - Chattanoogan.com

http://www.chattanoogan.com/2013/12/9/265194/Man-Shot-At-Bi-Lo-Parking-Lot-Taken.aspx

Man Shot At Bi-Lo Parking Lot Taken Into Custody; Another Robber Was Killed By Hold-Up Victim
Monday, December 09, 2013

A man who was shot during an apparent robbery at the Highway 58 Bi-Lo parking lot on Wednesday has been taken into custody.

Galen Lawayne Allen Jr., 26. is charged with attempted first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, aggravated assault and tampering with evidence.

Police said he initially was in critical condition.

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http://www.toledonewsnow.com/story/24145027/west-toledo-homeowner-shoots-would-be-burglar

TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) -

A west Toledo man is recovering after being shot during an attempted burglary overnight, but he will be charged for his involvement.

Police say Antione Garret, 34, and his girlfriend awoke to the sound of someone breaking into their home on Leybourn Avenue. When Garret heard the front window shatter, he ran downstairs and saw Randy Estrada, 21, climbing inside. Garret fired his handgun several times, until Estrada climbed back out the window and ran away.

A short time later, Estrada called 911 to report that he had been shot and was taken to a Toledo hospital for treatment. He is expected to survive his injuries.

"If someone's breaking into your house and you fear for your safety, you have the right to defend yourself and your family. And in this case, that's what we believe Mr. Garret has done," said Sgt. Joe Heffernan with the Toledo Police Department.

Police say Estrada will likely be charged once he is released from the hospital.

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Stay on topic Ford. There's a Sandy Hook thread with your name on it somewhere. This thread is about responsible gun ownership and protection.

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http://www.khou.com/news/crime/1-dead-after-Churchs-manager-shoots-robbery-suspect-in-NW-Harris-County-235866101.html

HARRIS COUNTY – One suspect is dead after workers at a Church’s Chicken restaurant fought off an attempted robbery Friday night in northwest Harris County, deputies said.

According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, three gunmen in masks tried to hold up the restaurant located in the 12000 block of Veterans Memorial near South Camden Park around 8:30 p.m.

The suspects went inside the restaurant demanding money from employees, deputies said. Then two went outside to stand guard, while the third went behind the counter into the kitchen.

While the gunman was distracted, the restaurant manager grabbed a gun he kept hidden and shot the suspect still in the restaurant, deputies said.

Deputies said the other two suspects fled the scene. The wounded suspect died at the scene.

None of the employees or customers were injured during the robbery.

[ELVIS]

Good manager...

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http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20140222/METRO01/302220048/

February 22, 2014 at 5:14 pm
Detroit homeowner kills 1 intruder, wounds another

Detroit — Two men who broke into a southwest Detroit house early Saturday morning encountered an armed homeowner who opened fire, killing one of the intruders and wounding the other.

The incident is the second this week involving a homeowner who used a firearm to fend off intruders

From The Detroit News: http://www.detroitnews.com/article/2...#ixzz2uziGLtBx

[Nitro Express]

When I was in 7th grade the hot topics were gun control, abortion, and nuclear power. It's 2014. Nothing has changed.

[FORD]

When I was in 7th grade the hot topics were gun control, abortion, and nuclear power. It's 2014. Nothing has changed.

Actually a lot has changed......

The nuclear plants are outdated and falling apart (see Fuck-You-Shima) and the gun nuts are now claiming the "right" to commit murder over somebody's choice of music or junk food. And some of them are even killing doctors in their own churches, while calling abortion "murder" (just to work your third topic in there).

So yeah, a lot has changed. And not for the better.

[Nitro Express]

Killing someone unless your life is threatened is murder. Nothing new with that. People have always murdered people over silly shit. What has changed is we never locked our front door in 1979. I never had a key. Never needed one. Now we lock the front door.

[jacksmar]

http://www.lex18.com/news/home-invasion-suspect-shot-by-homeowner

Home Invasion Suspect Shot By Homeowner

Lexington police are investigating a home invasion that ended badly for an attempted robber.

Police say two men tried to break in to a home in the 1700 block of Bryan Station Road.

Shortly after 8pm Friday, the homeowner told police two men kicked in his back door. Police say the man was armed with a gun and fired a couple of rounds to protect himself.

One of the men was shot in the leg and police found him lying in the driveway. The other man got away and police are still searching for him.

"The homeowner had apparently been the victim of crime before and so that's why he was always cautious and owned the fire arm and in tonight's situation he protected himself," said Lt. Eddie Hart with the Lexington Police Department.

"My wife and I have lived here since 1973 and we're going to protect our property so if they come on our property to do harm, we'll do harm back," said neighbor Jess Craig.

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Homeowner’s friend shoots alleged intruder/robber, sends another fleeing

LAKE STEVENS — Police said two masked, armed men allegedly entered a garage of a home in the Lake Stevens area, confronted the homeowner and his friend there and allegedly attempted to rob them. But the friend was able to pull a gun out of his car and opened fire, hitting one of the suspects and prompting the other one to flee, police said.
snohomish

The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office said the shooting took place at a home in the 7000 block of 126th Drive NE.

“It is believed that two men, the homeowner and a male acquaintance, were in the garage when two males entered with their faces covered and attempted to rob them at gunpoint,” the sheriff’s office said in a news release.

“The acquaintance of the homeowner, a 33 year-old male, allegedly pulled a gun out of his car and shot one of the robbery suspects. The other suspect fled. The homeowner called 911.

http://q13fox.com/2014/02/25/lake-stevens-homeowner-shoots-alleged-robber-other-flees/#ixzz2v2gObqv5