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Woman shoots, kills husband after claiming he broke into her home in Northeast Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — Authorities are investigating a deadly shooting in Northeast Philadelphia.
It happened around 12:30 a.m. Sunday on the 4400 block of Cottman Avenue.
Upon arrival, officers were met by a woman who stated that her 38-year-old husband, who had left the home a week prior, had returned and forcibly entered the home by kicking in both the front and back doors.
According to police, the woman says that once her husband was inside he began threatening her.
The woman then retrieved her handgun and fired, striking him in the upper right shoulder.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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1 dead, another injured after Northwest Side shooting, SAPD says
The shooting happened in the 3300 block of Fredericksburg Road
SAN ANTONIO – One person is dead and another injured after a Northwest Side shooting, according to the San Antonio Police Department.
The shooting happened just before 9 p.m. Saturday in the 3300 block of Fredericksburg Road. Police said a man in his early 30s attempted to rob a 32-year-old man while armed.
During the attempted robbery, the suspect fired at the 32-year-old man, striking him multiple times, police said.
The victim returned fire with his own firearm, striking the suspect, police said.
The suspect fled the scene in a white Ford Fusion, police said, but crashed into another person’s vehicle before crashing into a house near Babcock Road and Leming Drive, police said.
The shooting happened just before 9 p.m. on Saturday in the 3300 block of Fredericksburg Road.
The suspect was pronounced dead at the crash scene, police said. He has not been identified as of Sunday morning.
The 32-year-old victim was taken to a hospital in critical condition, police said. No other injuries were reported.
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Poor victim selection skills, and hope for a rapid recovery for the injured. Thanks, Gun Bunny.
That’s the good thing about being president, I can do whatever I want.
Barack Obama
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The City of Brotherly Love?…but not The City of ex Hubby Love. When you’re no longer into him, Ladies…make sure your boollitt is. A Love to die for.
Being struck multiple times, yet the vic was able to return fire and score a DRT. Hardcore!
Yep, the simps and cucks of kongress did allow The JEF to do whatever he wanted to. How’d that “Hope and Change” work out for us?
Wonder if the reviewer of that thar Bay-Rhetta needed a smoke…and a towel to dry out the wet spot…after writing that article?
No mention of slides cracking that I saw. And his “even folks with little hands” observation is pretty iffy…unless you add “if you like trying to grip a 2×4.” People always love their service guns, I guess. Not a fan, obviously, and to me movie usage is irrelevant. Is he gonna praise an 1873 Colt because Alec Baldwin used one?
Yeah, I was being a little (a lot?) snarky in my comment. Just cause something was used in a motion picture don’t mean a whole lot. Who’s to know whether or not the product was used because the manufacturer PAID to have their product used. Nicest thing about the 1873 Colt is it will fire on its own.
If you cock it and pull the trigger!
“That’s the good thing about being president, I can do whatever I want.
Barack Obama”
So you invited Reggie to come and live with you? How about Valerie? Was she there to entertain Mike?
How about that poor drowned chef?
Never heard what was decided about him but given the history of that area, I’d guess that the ‘Bama will be entitled to some compensation for his loss.
LEO Nightmares:
https://youtu.be/pOmqWNe9DrQ?si=IaCpKIhRZzCq3LTS
PoPo handled that guy like BOSS. Not sure who leaned into the vehicle to pull the heathen out but that’s where it all went bad, in a hurry.
Ah, the M9/92F Beretta… Bruce Willis made it look cool, but it’s still like shooting a Coke can:
I used to hate the Beretta until I got a lot of trigger time on both the Beretta and the 1911. The unreliability and maintenance of the “custom” 1911 with muscle memory on the Beretta made the Beretta grow on me. I am now a fan.