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Any charges reported in these press releases are merely accusations and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

Location: Wasilla
Type: Home invasion/Death Investigation
Dispatch Text:
On December 17, at 9:00 am, Alaska State Troopers received a report of a home invasion and shot fired at a residence in Wasilla. Troopers and EMS arrived and found the suspect of the home invasion, Justice Beaudoin-Martinez, age 22 of Houston, who was unknown to the residents, suffering from a single gunshot wound. Lifesaving measures were attempted but he was ultimately declared deceased. Investigation revealed the two residents of the home had discovered Beaudoin-Martinez inside their home and a physical altercation ensued, during which the male resident was stabbed in the arm. The female resident retrieved a firearm and fired a single gunshot, in defense of her husband, which struck Beaudoin-Martinez and resulted in his death. The scene investigation is consistent with an act of self-defense. The male that was stabbed suffered a non-life-threatening injury and was treated at a local hospital. Next of kin was notified.

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Owner of stolen vehicle shoots alleged thief in neck after tracking them to Fort Mitchell Kroger

Written by Felicia Jordan for WCPO
A person is in the hospital after they were shot outside the Kroger in Fort Mitchell, Ky. Tuesday morning, according to police at the scene.

Fort Mitchell police said they were called to the Kroger on Dixie Highway after calls reported shots were fired. When police got there, they found a wrecked vehicle blocking the Kroger’s exit and a confrontation between multiple people was ongoing.

Fort Mitchell officers said the initial investigation indicates the owners of a vehicle that was reported stolen in Ohio tracked the vehicle through a cellphone app and found it at the Kroger’s fuel pumps.

During an argument, one of the owners of the stolen vehicle pulled out a gun and fired a single shot, hitting the alleged thief in the neck, police said.

Fort Mitchell officers said they believed the shot was fired “in self-defense” because the boyfriend of the shooter had gotten into the passenger side of the stolen car and the alleged thief had attempted to drive away with him still inside. Police on the scene said one person involved in the incident had attempted to drive off, but crashed into another vehicle in the process.

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