Sunday morning feel good stories

From Del City, Oklahoma;

The shooting victim and his wife came to visit someone on the south side of the street. The man, who was reportedly very drunk after earlier attending a funeral, fell asleep in the car. When he woke up, he approached a house on the north said of the street and walked into the front door, police Maj. Jody Suit said.

The homeowner, believing the man was a criminal, shot him, Suit said.

The homeowner also suffered minor injuries, but Suit declined to explain how he was hurt.

From Sioux Falls, South Dakota 43-year-old Donald Anthony Watson was at the hospital with a gun shot wound to his junk when he reported to police that he had been shot “by a black guy” who tried to rob him.

Two days after undergoing surgery on his penis, he was re-interviewed by police.

In this account, he said he was looking at the gun, and had then placed it in his pocket when the gun discharged, firing a bullet into his penis. During the interview he refused to tell officers who had been trying to sell him the gun, or where the weapon is now.

Watson, who has a previous criminal record, was arrested on charges of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a firearm by a drug offender, false reporting of a crime to law enforcement, and false report of information to law enforcement.

In Hobe Sound, Florida, James White had threatened his wife and her brother, Adrian Dixon. Dixon applied for a protective order against White, and it was denied by the judge, because there was no evidence of actual violence;

[Dixon’s Aunt Jill] DeSouza said three hours after the order was denied, White drove up to her yard where Dixon was sitting in a car parked in the front yard and advanced toward him. She said Dixon warned him to leave and not come closer, and suddenly fired at him.

White was DRT. Dixon was released by the police after their investigation. Aunt Jill says White would have ignored the restraining order anyway.

From Cincinnati, Ohio;

Police went to 6615 Roe St. about 1 p.m. Saturday for a possible burglary-in-progress call. They said a resident in the house fired at least one shot, killing the suspected burglar.

First responders located the victim and transported him to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.