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Coughing In Convenience Store Parking Lot Leads To Gunfire [VIDEO]

By Mark Ehlen
Last Saturday, two men got into an altercation over one of them coughing in a Johnstown, PA convenience store parking lot without covering his mouth. It started when one man told another to cover his mouth when he coughed as he was walking across the parking lot.

Security video shows the cough-er stopping at the door of the store, looking back at the complainer in his car and having words with him. He then walks towards the complainer’s car who then gets out of his car. After more apparent words (no audio), he gets back into his car and hits the cough-er with his vehicle.

The cough-er then pulls a gun and fires a round through the windshield into the dash of the car. As the complainer tries to leave, he fires several more rounds into the left front tire. The shooter did not have a carry permit.

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Entire article and video here: USA Carry

Man fatally shot by intruders in ski masks during home invasion, deputies say
Homicide Det. Robert Minchew said this is the third unrelated homicide in the last 24 hours in the area.

Author: Jaime E. Galvan
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — A man died and a suspect was wounded after they exchanged gunfire during a home invasion in northwest Harris County overnight.

This happened just after 1:30 a.m. Thursday at an apartment in the 5700 block of Timber Creek Place.

Harris County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call of a shooting and found the male victim shot multiple times inside of the apartment. He was transported by Life Flight to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Investigators said the victim and a woman were inside of the apartment when two to four intruders in ski masks kicked in the door and opened fire. The victim was hit and fired back, wounding one of the intruders.

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Read the rest: KHOU, again

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Masked Robber Caught after Shooting Warrenville Man in His Home! Young Woman Jailed as Accomplice

Aiken County authorities hunted down the masked robber accused of shooting a Warrenville man in his home Sunday night. Authorities also arrested a young woman as an accomplice.

Repeat offender Deandre Campos was found in the getaway vehicle as well as Jordyn Aleece Williams.

Here is Monday’s press release from the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office:

On April 5, 2020 around 10:45 pm Aiken County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a 911 call in the 200 block of Myrtle Street, Warrenville for a shooting incident. When Deputies arrived they found a male victim inside the home suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest.

The victim told deputies that an armed black male wearing a mask had robbed him, during the robbery a struggle occurred and the victim was shot once. The victim was transported in stable condition to an area hospital for treatment.

The suspect fled in a white SUV in an unknown direction. Deputies in the area located and stopped a vehicle matching the vehicle description. The two suspects in the vehicle were identified as Deandre Raymere Campos 27 yoa black male and Jordyn Aleece Williams 20 yoa black female.

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Read the rest: Augusta Crime

Update– Video shows chaotic scene before daylight home invasion, armed robbery attempt in Arlington Heights

By KAREN ANN CULLOTTA
Warning: Violence, Graphic Language. Home surveillance video shows a home invasion incident in Arlington Heights on April 4, 2020. (Arlington Heights Police Department)
A doorbell video of a shocking daylight home invasion in Arlington Heights released by police Thursday shows a chaotic scene before the attempted robbery ended with a homeowner fatally shooting one of the intruders.

The Ring doorbell video begins with two men, identified by police as Bradley J. Finnan, 38, of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Larry D. Brodacz, 58, of Buffalo Grove, approaching the front door of the manicured two-story home in the 2400 block of Evergreen Avenue, with the duo wearing baseball caps, surgical-style masks and gloves.

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Entire article and video here: Chicago Tribune

Six inconvenienced today, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes. Hard day for the home owners.

“There’s no legitimate use for a gun like this.” –Chicago Police Superintendent Philip Cline, brandishing a 9mm semiautomatic handgun at a news conference (Chicago Tribune

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