Thursday morning feel good story
The first story this morning comes from Henry County, Georgia where a homeowner returned home late from work. His dog warned him that something was amiss in his garage. When the homeowner checked on the dog’s report, he found a fellow turning his life around with property that wasn’t his. When Mr. Homeowner attempted to detain the enterprising young man at gun point, he resisted, causing the homeowner to test his marksmanship – and he hit center mass. the former thief is now resting in a hospital bed awaiting his move to more appropriate accommodations.
In Sharpsville, Pennsylvania, Nick Ference thought that the protective order that his ex-wife filed against him with the courts meant that he still had a chance to win her back. So, Nick forced his way into his ex’s new home and threatened to kill her new boyfriend – a tried and true way to win back a lost love. Unfortunately, the new boyfriend wasn’t familiar with the intricate dance of healing a broken heart, and plugged Nick with his legal firearm. Nick then called 9-1-1 for help to heal some of his other organs.
In San Antonio, Texas, a homeowner confronted two gentlemen who had broken into his home and stole a nail gun and a chainsaw. When the homeowner confronted the gentlemen, one politely swung the chainsaw at him, which caused the homeowner to discharge his firearm seven times. As a result, one of the gentlemen sadly expired in the seat of his car while the other fellow is still being sought by police. The chainsaw and nail gun remained on the homeowner’s property.
Thanks to Chief Tango for the links.
Category: Feel Good Stories
At least two of the goblins won’t have to be fed, clothed , and housed at taxpayers’ expense, some good news.
Amen.
Marksmanship: not a lost skill
Jonn,
I thoroughly enjoy your summation and writing better than reading the originals. Much more comprehensive and also entertaining. Thank you.
Yep. We like our nail guns and chainsaws here in Slammintonio. Almost as much as our firearms…
I’m sure these ass clowns promise each other in the pre-theft briefing. “Okay bub, anything goes sideways, we got each others backs, right? YEA! RIGHT ON!” But sure as shit and 2 is 4, every time one is in trouble, the other splits the scene. The “honor amongst thieves” was an old, Douglas Fairbanks myth.
Just like when one gets picked up and can’t wait to snitch on his compadres all he can in an effort to get a reduced sentence, my LEO friends tell me that happens almost all the time.
He who talks first, wins. You get picked up and stay mum… you’re gonna find out you did EVERYTHING that happened, probably including shooting JFK.
Mr. Ference appears to be a veteran.
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/nick-ference/90/44b/8b5