Thursday morning feel good stories

In Bessemer, North Carolina, a man saw a fellow standing in his front yard. When he opened the front door, the man claimed that his mother was dying and that he needed money to save her, somehow. When the homeowner refused, the stranger pulled out his gun and forced the homeowner inside the house. A fight ensued, the gun discharged and the criminal was shot in the neck. The police took him to the hospital where he died in surgery, DOT (dead over there). You should always bring your own gun to a gun fight, though, the criminal won’t always let you shoot him with his own gun.

In Herperia, California, a homeowner shot a seventeen-year-old in his face to prevent another burglary. The youngster survived and he’s expected to recover, his partner in crime is being held by the police, but not in that tender, loving way that Bubba will hold him later.

A store clerk near Hartford, Connecticut drove off a woman who was armed with a knife and intended to rob him. The clerk pulled out a gun and the woman un-assed the AO in timely and expedient manner without a shot being fired.

Bobo sends a link from Pittsboro, Mississippi, where a couple of home invaders broke in on two men, killing one of them, but the second fellow wounded one of the murderers who is being treated at the hospital. Yet another criminal is still on the loose.

Billy Wells went on a one-man crime spree in Wagoner County, Oklahoma. He stole a car and lived in it in an abandoned garage for two weeks. Then he decided to make something of himself. He tried burglary but at the first house a woman ran him off. At the second house, the resident shot at him. So, he went back to what he knew – car theft. He led the police on a wild chase, then crashed his stolen mode of transportation. Anyway, after all of that Billy and his neck tattoo are resting up as guests of the county.

Category: Feel Good Stories