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Clerk shoots would-be robber at Centennial gas station
Tyler Dumas
CENTENNIAL – A would-be robber at a gas station in Centennial ended up at Children’s Hospital after the store’s clerk shot him early Saturday morning.Reporting partner 9News in Denver said a juvenile male attempted to hold up a Shell station on the corner of E. Arapahoe Rd. and S. University Blvd. just before 6 a.m. Saturday.
The juvenile was armed with a gun, but so was the clerk at the Shell station.
According to the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office, the clerk pulled out a gun and shot the would-be robber.
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Anderson Co. man charged after threatening neighbor with hammer, prompting shooting
By: WSPA Staff
ANDERSON COUNTY, SC (WSPA) – Anderson County Sheriff’s Office officials said a man was arrested after he reportedly threatened his neighbor Friday night.According to the sheriff’s office, the man left his home on Kestrel Court reportedly armed with a hammer, went onto his neighbor’s property and reportedly threatened her.
Sgt. JT Foster said the woman then fired a gun at him, but did not hit him.
Foster said the man, 27-year-old Jonathan Hayes Watson, was arrested and charged with Breach of Peace.
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Benbow shooting deemed ‘self-defense’ and suspect released from jail, sheriff’s office says
The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division has completed interviews and has reviewed the evidence associated with the shooting that occurred on the 300 block of Twin Trees Road March 20, 2019. At this time, the Sheriff’s Office has determined Thomas Neil Harris to have acted in self-defense.
Mr. Harris was released from the Humboldt County Correctional Facility in the evening of March 20 per Penal Code 849(b)1.
This case is being forwarded to the District Attorney’s Office for review and final determination of charges.
PreviouslyOn March 20, 2019, at about 3:50 p.m., Humboldt County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a residence on the 300 block of Twin Trees Road near Benbow for the report of a shooting that had just occurred.
Sheriff’s deputies quickly arrived on scene and located a 31-year-old male victim with a gunshot wound to the shoulder. The victim was transported to a local hospital in critical condition.
The suspect, 65-year-old Thomas Neil Harris, was located on a nearby property and taken into custody without incident. Upon further investigation, deputies learned that the shooting was the result of an ongoing civil dispute between the two men.
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Another Poor Man’s Trifectra, Delta Whiskeys and Whskittes, with no morts or runners. But two are under the tender care of Nurse Ratchet, and one safely under lock and key. Todays score is 0 / 3 / 0. Pro tip: Don’t bring a hammer to a gun fight.
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The article on the juvenile shooter caught my eye. I’m a Juvenile Detention Officer with 18 years on the job. Seen it many times before.
0/3/0, not the best trifecta but will pay out unless it is rolled over with the odds for a three in a row trifecta, standing by. Under age teen trying to pursue a career in the foot steps of probably one of his seniors, bang welcome to real life kid. A hammer, oh well now have time to contemplate your error and lady next door gets range time. Maybe next time she will do a better job if you try again. Another old man hasn’t learned anything yet, control yourself and make the neighbor come confront you, end result is better. Wonder if this is something to do with story about neighbors and the driveway dispute from last year. Got to love these neighborhood disputes as seem to be a rising trend. Another shiny pistol, the only shine I want to see is the shine at the exit end when pull trigger.
Outcast, that’s the FIRST I thought about a bonus payout of a 3 fer poor man’s trifecta. If it happens, the payout or the 3 fer, not sure if it would be the FIRST time it happened. Only the Claw knows. And he will be the FIRST to let us know. Speaking of which, wonder if the guy named his hammer Claude?
Another 0/3/0 that shoulda, coulda, had oughta been 3/0/0. Still, a 3 of a kind, and who knows, maybe the 3 fer poor man’s trifecta will be a bonus round.
The shiney gunz are to give the Bond, James Bond types, a little added bling.
There’s a difference between ‘stainless’ and ‘shiny’.
Both still reflect light at night, you know that might be an idea here, what if a law was passed that the perpetrators were required to only use shiny weapons at night so the cops could better protect themselves in the dark. Might mean we would see more 3/0/0.
Sometimes, Outcast, a fist full of stainless steel in the shape of a S&W 686 can be a remarkable incentive for people to rapidly find another place to be.
Don’t ask how I know this.
5th/77th;
“Claude”? Groan!!!!!!
It’s 5th/77th, you were looking for something else, he’s not a misleading clueless type like Lars
Aw 5th but you are wrong as to just the Claw knows as everyone remembers “The Shadow Knows”
pssst. Claw IS the Shadow…Don’t tell nobody.
That juvenile who tried robbing the gas station could have learned a lesson from listening to Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers hitting the notes to “I’m not a Juvenile Deliquent” on Gee (1956). I guess the failed attempt on the gas station was not a gas at all. I met Frankies Brother Louie Lyman (Teenchords) a few times at Ronnie Italiano’S United In Group Harmony shows (UGHA) in Schutzen Park, N. Bergen NJ.