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Trespasser who jumped into swimming pool held at gunpoint by homeowner

By Meta Minton
A trespasser who jumped into a swimming pool was held at gunpoint by the homeowner until law enforcement arrived on the scene.

The homeowner on Micro Racetrack Road in Fruitland Park used a .357-caliber snub nose revolver Saturday afternoon to detain 46-year-old Clayton Charles Glass until Lake County sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene.

The homeowner saw Glass enter the screen-in enclosure around his swimming pool and the homeowner confronted him.

“What are you doing?” the homeowner asked the Wildwood resident.

Glass, who has a history of drug arrests, asked for a drink of water. The homeowner retrieved his gun and ordered Glass to leave. Glass refused to do so. He then tore the screen of the door, leaving a 2-foot tear. The homeowner dialed 911 and Glass jumped into the swimming pool.

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Villages News

Man Behaving Erratically Shot, Killed After Entering Pleasant Hill Home

PLEASANT HILL (CBS SF) — A man who was behaving erratically was shot and killed Tuesday evening after entering a home, according to Pleasant Hill police.

It happened at about 5:45 p.m. on Shadow Mountain Court near Camelback Road. Several 911 callers reported a suspect was vandalizing parked cars and trying to get inside homes, according to police.

Responding officers, along with the 911 dispatcher heard several gunshots and discovered a male intruder in the living room of a home suffering from a gunshot wound.

The victim was transported to John Muir Hospital in Walnut Creek where he succumbed to his injuries.

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San Francisco CBS Local
Wrong “victim” again.

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