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Phoenix police: Man found shot after woman reports ex-boyfriend tried to break into her home
Phoenix police are investigating a shooting after getting a call from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend was trying to break into her home.

By Carmen Blackwell
PHOENIX – Phoenix police are investigating a shooting after getting a call from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend was trying to break into her home.

According to Phoenix police, when officers arrived at the home near 27th Avenue and Broadway Road early Thursday morning, they found a man who had been shot.

The victim was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Police say it’s unclear who shot the man and the investigation is ongoing.

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The rest of the article may be viewed here: Fox 10 Phoenix

Moped driver shoots at group who assaulted him in road rage incident, police say
Police said the men in the truck got out of their vehicle and assaulted the person on the moped. He then pulled out a gun and fired a round, hitting one of them.

Author: Donesha Aldridge
ATLANTA — A wild road rage scene played out in the middle of the day Monday in Atlanta.

Police said officers were called to Lucile Avenue and Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard to respond to a person shot. When they got there, they found out the shooting involved a man on a moped and a group of men in a pickup truck. It stemmed from a road rage incident, officers said.

Police said the men in the truck got out of their vehicle and assaulted the person on the moped. He then pulled out a gun and fired a round, hitting on of them. Police said the man was taken to the hospital for medical treatment.

The person on the moped tried to leave the scene, but police said the group in the truck followed him. Police said the truck ended up hitting another vehicle in the process.

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Whole lotta stupid going on. Read the rest here: 11 Alive.com

Good Samaritan fights off man throwing rocks at cars on I-5

by Suzanne Phan
EVERETT, Wash. — A driver said her car was totaled and she’s still dealing with the emotional toll of a terrifying attack on nearly a dozen drivers on southbound I-5 in Everett.

“I was so scared I didn’t know what to,” Sandra Wilde said, noting it was the most terrifying moment in her life.

Her voice still quivered as she described what happened that Saturday afternoon on Nov. 2.

“I watched him throw it with all his might. It hit my windshield and the glass went all over me,” she said, describing the damage to her orange Subaru Crosstrek.

“He threw the trailer hitch and it hit right here,” Wilde said. “He grabbed it and continued to hit the window five times and then it broke.”

Washington State Patrol says 41-year-old Jeremy Yates of Marysville was standing on the shoulder of southbound I-5 by Pacific Avenue. Investigators say he damaged as many as 10 cars around noon when he hurled chunks of concrete, rocks, wooden blocks, metal pipes, and even a trailer hitch at drivers on the freeway.

Wilde was traumatized and terrified by what happened when she called 911 to report it. She said Yates was bloody and yelling and tried to get into her car when she pulled over after being struck by debris.

But then, Wilde saw another driver stop and confront Yates. We tracked down that Good Samaritan, a Sultan man named Jacob. He told KOMO News that he has a concealed weapons permit.

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Read the rest of the story here: KOMO News.com

Poor man’s Trifecta today, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes, with three inconvenienced at a hospital or in a jail cell. I’m good with that.

Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what have for dinner. — JAMES BOVARD (1994)

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