Monday morning feel good stories

In Peck Mills, West Virginia, a homeowner called police about a burglary. By the time police got there, John Ellis, 49 was DRT (dead right there) because the homeowner didn’t like people forcing their way into his home.

A convenience store clerk in Buffalo, New York ran a thief out of his business. When they got outside, the thief pulled a gun on the clerk who then pulled out his own gun and shot at the thief who left the area at a high rate of speed, thankful that the clerk had missed him.

In Shreveport, Louisiana two teenagers tried to carjack an armed driver when he stopped at a convenience store. He pulled out his gun and shot them both. One thief was DRT (dead right there) and the other was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

In case you missed them this weekend, here are Saturday & Sunday’s Feel Good Stories;

In Union Township, Ohio four men forced their way into a home. A gun fight ensued wherein one of the criminals was wounded in the abdomen and legs. Police found him in a ditch near the home and took him to the hospital where he is expected to survive. His Blue Falcon buddies left in car while he laid in a ditch bleeding out.

24-year-old Taylor Parker was being pursued by police in Des Moines, Iowa after he avoided a traffic stop. He threw a shotgun from his car while he was driving. The shotgun discharged and shot out Parker’s tires causing him to stop – he was caught after a brief foot chase.

A 22-year-old man in Chicago, Illinois was sitting in his car when he was approached by two armed thieves who demanded his property. The licensed and armed 22-year-old dispensed his bullets at the pair. Treamel Gray, 23, was DRT (dead right there) when the police arrived.

A man in Houston, Texas got tired of his neighbor stealing his things, so he shot him in the stomach when he caught the neighbor breaking into his home once again. The neighbor is in serious, but stable condition. Another link says the man was shot in the groin.

Category: Feel Good Stories