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Greenwood homeowner shoots man early Monday morning
The incident happened shortly after 3 a.m. Monday in the 200 block of

Dietz Drive, near East Main Street and I-65.
GREENWOOD, Ind. — Greenwood police are investigating a shooting early Monday morning.

Officers responded to a report of a person shot shortly after 3 a.m. April 14 in the 200 block of Dietz Drive, near East Main Street and Interstate 65.

According to a spokesperson with the Greenwood Police Department, a homeowner called 911 and said he shot another man.

The spokesperson said the man who was shot is in surgery for his injuries. His condition is not known at this time.

According to the spokesperson, nobody else was home at the time of the incident, with alcohol possibly being involved.

At this time, officers haven’t made any arrests in the incident.

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WTHR

Marion man shot by police after firing at officers

by: Kevin Accettulla
MARION, Ohio (WCMH) — A man was shot by police early Sunday morning after he allegedly fired at officers who were confronting him about a report of shots fired at a Marion restaurant, authorities said.

Jared Scheck, 30, of Marion, was identified by police as a suspect after shots were reportedly fired at OK Cafe on East Center Street, according to the Marion Police Department. Police tracked him to his home.

Scheck allegedly fired at officers when they approached him, police said. An officer returned fire, hitting Scheck multiple times.

The man was taken to a hospital and was then flown to Columbus, according to police. He is expected to survive.

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Fox 8

Police Officers dislike being shot at and will return the favor, who knew?

Gunfire erupts in Downtown St. Louis: The Hot Dog Lady recounts chaotic scene
“The suspect fired shots, and the victim returned fire,” a police spokesperson said.

Author: Osama Ayyad, Genell Reynolds, Mercedes Mackay
ST. LOUIS — Folks heading to Busch Stadium for Saturday’s Cardinals game may have heard gunshots or walked past a number of St. Louis police patrol vehicles in Downtown St. Louis.

According to a police spokesperson, gunfire was reported at 10th Street and Olive Street minutes after 11 a.m., and officers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department responded.

“A preliminary investigation reveals there was a dispute between two men that occurred at a smoke shop,” police said. “The suspect fired shots and the victim returned fire.”

At 8th Street and Walnut Street, a block north of Busch Stadium, there was a black sedan with a broken rear window. Police detained a suspect and seized a firearm.

Karen Boschert, known as “The Hot Dog Lady of St. Louis,” works at a hot dog stand that opens near 8th and Walnut on gameday, like Saturday.

“A car came up and started shooting another car,” The Hot Dog Lady said. “He shot his back window out, trying to shoot somebody else.”

She also shared her love for St. Louis and her excitement for the state takeover.

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KSDK

The Hot Dog Lady is referring to a new Missouri law that gives a state board control over the city’s police department instead of the mayor. It’s already under appeal. Thanks for the links again, Gun Bunny.

How strangely will the Tools of a Tyrant pervert the plain Meaning of Words!
Samuel Adams

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