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Man dead after fight with homeowner, shooting in Chesnee, deputies say

CHEROKEE COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Deputies say a man is dead after he was shot following a fight with a homeowner in Cherokee County Friday night.

According to the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called to Pickens Street for the shooting just after 10:00pm.

When deputies arrived on scene, they found a man dead in the driveway of the home.

The coroner identified the victim as 48-year-old Marvin Wade Taylor of Chesnee.

Investigators said Taylor and the homeowner got into a fight inside the home and then the homeowner shot Taylor.

Deputies said they believe Taylor ran from the home after he was shot and collapsed in the driveway.

The sheriff’s office is looking for two people who were with Taylor at the home and left in a black vehicle.

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Buffalo man, shot in leg by victim’s dad, pleads guilty
By Thomas J. Prohaska

Steven L. Rossi, a Buffalo man shot in the right shin by a North Tonawanda father who caught him having sex with his 14-year-old daughter, pleaded guilty Friday to third-degree rape, known as statutory rape.

Rossi, 35, of East Utica Street, faces up to four years in prison when he is sentenced Feb. 28 by Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon.

The incident occurred in the girl’s home at about 5:45 a.m. July 6, Assistant District Attorney Cheryl L. Grundy said.

District Attorney Caroline A. Wojtaszek said the girl had met Rossi online and invited Rossi to sneak into her home without her parents’ knowledge, but the girl’s parents and her uncle woke up and caught them.

Wojtaszek said the father tried to keep Rossi from fleeing and ended up shooting him in the leg.

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Heh. Shin? Aim higher next time. Buffalo News

Man shot while trying to fight his way into home during custody handoff: Sheriff
Custody exchange turns deadly in Lakeland

By Catherine Hawley
LAKELAND, Fla. – A father was shot during a custody exchange after he became tried to fight his way into the home of his ex-girlfriend’s partner, who is referred to as the victim, according to Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd.

The complicated domestic situation turned deadly when the victim tried to get Brian Ingram to leave his home but was assaulted instead, according to Judd.

“It should never have happened,” said Sheriff Grady Judd. “But when you let your emotions take over, you can end up dead.”

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said Ingram brought his mother, Patricia to pick up his 2-year-old son for court-ordered visitation. Ingram is under orders to not be in contact with the child’s mother, so Patricia went to the door to collect the child.

The custody exchange is supposed to happen at the child’s daycare, according to investigators, but the daycare apparently said they would no longer take care of the child because they were scared of Ingram.

Surveillance video released by the sheriff’s office begins after Patricia returned to their vehicle to tell him she was denied taking the child. Investigators said Ingram called 911 to say he was having problems collecting his child in the custody exchange, but then decided to try for himself.

“Brian Ingram was told by the dispatcher to wait for the deputies to arrive to facilitate the exchange,” Judd explained. “But did Brian wait for the deputies to arrive? No.”

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Start the week with two achieving ambient temperature, one inconvenienced, and two in the wind, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes. The 14 y/o needs some serious parental intervention. Shooting her fleeing boyfriend isn’t it.

I believe that every individual is naturally entitled to do as he pleases with himself and the fruits of his labor, so far as it in no way interferes with any other men’s rights. — ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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Female bodybuilder, 82, fights home intruder: ‘He picked the wrong house’

By David Aaro
An 82-year-old female bodybuilder fought back against a man who broke into her home on Thursday night as she was getting ready for bed, using her daily workout regimen and various household items to overwhelm the intruder.

Willie Murphy, who attends the Maplewood YMCA in Rochester, N.Y., on a daily basis, was getting ready for bed around 11:00 p.m. when a man started banging on the door asking for an ambulance, while declaring “I’m sick, I’m sick.”

Murphy called the police and wouldn’t let him inside, which she says angered the man.

“I hear a loud noise,” she told WHAM-TV. “I’m thinking, what the heck was that? The young man is in my home. He broke the door.”

The award-winning bodybuilder told the outlet she hid under the cover of night — picking up the nearest object — as the thief crept through her home.

“I picked up the table, and I went to work on him,” said Murphy, who can deadlift 225 pounds. ‘The table broke.”

“And when he’s down,” she added, “I’m jumping on him.”

After the table drop, Murphy grabbed a nearby bottle of shampoo and went to town.

“I grabbed the shampoo,” she told WHAM-TV. “Guess what? He’s still on the ground. In his face, all of it, the whole thing.”

“I got the broom,” she said. “He’s pulling the broom. I’m hitting him with the broom.”

When officers arrived, Murphy says the first responders wanted to take selfies with her and she even received a hero’s welcome when returning to her local YMCA.

Thief unavailable for comment. Fox News

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