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Burglary suspect held at gunpoint after breaking into Ashwaubenon business

by Amanda Becker
ASHWAUBENON, Wis. (WLUK) — A burglary suspect was held at gunpoint by an employee until police arrived after the suspect allegedly broke into an Ashwaubenon business.

The burglary occurred after business hours Sunday, around 9:30 p.m., at Frost Giant Games on S. Oneida Street.

The business owner, Anthony Folk, tells FOX 11 that he and two of his employees were just blocks away at a fast-food restaurant.

That’s when his fiance called him and said she saw someone inside the business. She was notified via surveillance NEST video. Folk then arrived and turned on the lights to check for people.

Folk got to the back of the hallway he saw a person wearing a black hoodie and backpack. Folk chased the person who was eventually able to get outside.

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The rest of the article may be viewed here: Fox 11

UPDATE: Pittsburgh tow truck driver who shot rival acted in self-defense

Megan Guza
Prosecutors will not pursue criminal charges against a tow truck driver who shot and paralyzed a rival during a fight over territory earlier this year in Pittsburgh’s Highland Park.

Fred Rabner, attorney for Jerald Robinson, said the District Attorney’s Office has indicated there will be no criminal charges filed against his client, Jerald Robinson.

Robinson and another tow truck driver, Jason Stotlemeyer, responded to a crash on Washington Boulevard about 3:40 p.m. Feb. 2, police said at the time.

The two began to argue, and Stotlemeyer retrieved a baseball bat from his truck. Robinson shot him, according to police.

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Read the rest of the article here: Trib Live

Man charged in reported South Bend home invasion, attempted rape

By Lincoln Wright
SOUTH BEND — A man has been charged in connection to a alleged home invasion and attempted rape.

Joshua Black, 29, was charged Friday with burglary, strangulation, attempted rape and sexual battery.

He allegedly entered the unlocked front door of a home in the 500 block of 27th Street Wednesday about 9 a.m. while armed with a handgun. A female victim, whose two young children were also home at the time, was asleep on a mattress in the living room, according to a probable cause affidavit.

The victim told police she did not know the suspect.

While the woman was asleep, Black reportedly began rubbing the woman’s upper thigh and buttocks, which caused the woman to wake up.

She attempted to pull away and began struggling with Black. During the struggle, the woman noticed there was a handgun on the floor. The woman tried to get up from the mattress and Black pushed her back down stating if she didn’t “do this right now” he would hurt her, according to court documents.

Each time the victim tried to fight back, Black would reportedly grab her by the throat preventing her from moving and breathing. Black repeatedly tried to sexually assault the woman, according to court documents, and she believed he was going to rape her.

Eventually when Black let go, the woman lunged for the gun on the floor. The woman told police she held the gun while in the fetal position and Black grabbed her throat from behind and strangled her until she began to lose consciousness.

The victim said Black then let go and she rolled over and pointed the gun at him yelling for Black to get out of her house. Black then fled from the home, according to court documents. The victim also found items missing from her purse.

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Black has an active warrant in Kalamazoo County, Mich., for larceny. Black is being held in jail until his bail hearing Monday. The prosecutor’s office is asking for a bond of no less than $50,000.

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Put this one away for a very long time. The entire article may be viewed here: South Bend Tribune

A Trifecta, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes, no morts or fleeing felons to report. Three inconvenienced, at least for a while. While $50K sounds like a lot, the Bail Bondsman will charge 10% to cover the bail, and out he goes.

They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.

Benjamin Franklin

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