Sunday morning feel good stories

A man and a woman forced their way into a home in Fredonia, New York. The armed homeowner asked them repeatedly to get out until they finally did that. As the couple was leaving, the homeowner recorded their license plate for the police. When the pair saw him doing that, they stopped their car and the male charged the homeowner, prompting the homeowner to defend himself, apparently hitting his target. The polce stopped the car and treated the wounded man before taking him to jail.

Thunderstixx sends us a link from Gaston, South Carolina where the local PD made a seatbelt violation traffic stop that turned into a ten-mile high-speed chase that was finally ended by a “stop stick” that caused the driver to lose control and crash into a tree. The driver lit out through the woods while police hooked up the passenger. Unfortunately for the lone fugitive he passed through an unnamed fellow’s yard. The homeowner had been warned by police that they were looking for the squirter so when he saw the guy pass through his yard, he drew his gun and held the guy until police arrived to arrest him. Seems like a lot of trouble for a seatbelt – the driver had a suspended license, and his passenger was arrested for possession of drugs.

In Las Vegas, Nevada, Victor “the Snakeman’ Wolder, a former actor and roadie, saw a man on his security cameras trying to break into his home, so he took his gun to the door and used the weapon to make the bad man go away, right into the waiting arms of the Las Vegas PD.

In Pembroke Pines, Florida, a citizen came home and parked his car at his apartment. When he got out of his car, he was approached by a fellow who demanded that he hand over all of his stuff. Instead, the armed citizen pulled his handgun from his waistband and busted caps on the crook. A second criminal blindside tackled the victim. They ended up getting his stuff and the gun, but they left some blood behind. Cops are still looking for the pair.

Category: Feel Good Stories