Sunday morning feel good stories

Our first story this morning comes from Reseda, California where a homeowner awoke to the sound of his door opening. he secured his handgun and went to check on the noise. He encountered the fellow in his kitchen and about a range of three feet, the homeowner fired, the intruder un-assed the AO at a high rate of speed, so quickly that it’s unknown if he was struck by bullets.

In Houston, Texas, Tony Zavala saw a group of men robbing his neighbor’s unoccupied house, so he grabbed his gun and confronted the group. Two of them complied to the instructions of the former Houston police officer and his wife who were both armed.

In Kansas City, Missouri, there have been a rash of home invasions perpetrated by fake police officers, the most recent one may have put an end to the practice – the home owner got into a shoot-out with the fake officer who had identified himself as a Kansas City Police officer. In another similar incident, the resident fired a shotgun at the criminal while he was making his escape. There’s no evidence that anyone was injured in any of the encounters.

In Miami, Florida, a woman stabbed a fellow who broke into her house while she was cooking – the resident used the knife with which she was cooking to drive the fellow away. It’s unknown if he was armed or not.

At a MacDonald’s in Buffalo, New York, two guys were standing in line when one decided to rob the other with his gun. A struggle ensued, and the victim was shot. The thief also shot himself in the hand during the struggle. Other customers joined in the fun and disarmed the robber holding him until the police arrived. The article says that neither gun shot would was life threatening. I wonder why the thief thought that someone in the MacDonald’s line would have enough cash to make it worth his trouble to rob him.

Category: Feel Good Stories