Sunday morning feel good stories

Timothy sends a link from Phoenix, Arizona;

Phoenix police said an off-duty MCSO deputy was working security at Food City when two female suspects attempted to cash a fake check. The clerk realized the check was not real and one of the women pulled out a gun and started shooting.

“One of the employees verified that the check was stolen and she contacted an off-duty MCSO deputy who was working at the time,” Phoenix police spokesman Alan Pfohl said.

The deputy shot back and shot one of the suspects. The suspect was transported to the hospital in critical condition.

“The deputy was able to catch one of the females,” Pfohl said. “That female removed a gun from her waistband, pointed over her shoulder and fired between one and three rounds at the deputy.”

The other female suspect fled the scene and has not been located.

From Holly Springs, Georgia;

Officers were informed that the elderly resident was awakened by the sound of a person breaking into the house and called 9-1-1 to report the incident.

Bettis previously told Patch the intruder entered the house and “was recognized by the tenant.” Hill allegedly assaulted the resident, who Bettis said defended himself by stabbing the subject during the confrontation.

Hill, who Bettis said was stabbed twice in the torso ran, from the house and was found in the vicinity of where the altercation took place. Hill was transported to an area hospital for treatment and was placed under arrest on unrelated charges. Holly Springs police later issued warrants for his arrested in connection with the Dec. 6 burglary.

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