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| August 2, 2025


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Shooting leaves man wounded in Middletown

By John Silva
Middletown, Conn./WTIC Radio – Police in Middletown are investigating a shooting from Sunday night.

Officers were called to the scene at 17 Elm Street around 10:30 p.m. on a report of a fight between relatives.

When they arrived they found Jerry sweeney, 46, of that address lying in the roadway with a gunshot wound to the stomach.

Officers rendered aid and Sweeney was transported to Hartford Hospital, where he is in stable condition.

Investigators say Sweeney was arguing with Arnie Clark, 43, of the Elm Street address.

Clark told officers Sweeney attacked him with a hatchet and that he fired in self defense.

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Victim in North Lubbock shooting identified by LPD

by: Grace Beene, Nick Teague
LUBBOCK, Texas — The Lubbock Metropolitan Special Crimes Unit said it was investigating a shooting that left 30-year-old Jesse Tello dead on Monday, according to the Lubbock Police Department.

Officers reported to a shots fired incident at the 2500 block of Baylor Street at 2:01 a.m., according to a release from LPD. Once they arrived, officers found Tello with a gunshot wound. According to LPD, he was transported from the scene to the University Medical Center with serious injuries but was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Initial findings from LPD indicate that he had unlawfully entered the residence, leading to the gunfire from the occupant of the home. LPD advised that the investigation was still ongoing.

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Toxic Deplorable Racist SAH Neanderthal

Well, I think we’ve seen a hatchet to a gun fight before, but I think I’ll include this in T2NB2AGF for additional reasons..
“Fight between relatives”.
Yeah…..look at the addresses. Unless they live WAAAYYY out in the “country mile” boonies, they live too damned close to each other. Relatives should live at least 5 miles apart from each other.
This “fight” is definitely going to put a crimp in future Thanksgiving, Christmas, and any other family gatherings.

26Limabeans

“Relatives should live at least 5 miles apart from each other”

In different towns seperated by a river with the nearest
bridge 20 miles downstream.

jeff LPH 3 63-66

Like a bridge over troubled relatives

Graybeard

Depends upon the nature of the family.
All our grandkids live/grew up where they could walk to our house by the time they were 5.

When we had the mentally unbalanced neighbor, we also had overlapping fields of fire.

Works for us.

Full disclosure: I do have a sister-in-law, whom I love, who lives in another state – and that is a good distance between us. Our personalities don’t mesh well.

Toxic Deplorable Racist SAH Neanderthal

Dear Mr Tello
Can you say, “oops, wrong house”?
I knew you could.

RCAF-CHAIRBORNE

That is one sexy SxS!
SxSs with exposed hammers are my favorite type of scatter gun

David

Still miss my old Baikal coach gun.. hammers weren’t rxternal but I shot it better than any shotgun before or since. Two boxes of shells left me with a largeish shoulder bruise.

5JC

Shocker, but Mr. Tello had just been released the month prior from his service with the State of Texas for drunkenly running over a Lubbock Police Officer who lost a foot in the incident.

https://www.lubbockonline.com/story/news/crime/2017/02/15/tello-sentenced-10-years-crash-injured-lubbock-police-officer/14873816007/

5JC

Double shocker. Mr. Sweeny was well known to be drunk, belligerent, assaultive and crazy. It would have been more surprising if he had NOT ended up shot and laying face down in a ditch.

https://patch.com/connecticut/middletown-ct/man-assaults-3-blames-isis-middletown-police