Category: Feel Good Stories

  • Friday morning feel good stories

    Friday morning feel good stories

    We begin with a story from Portland, Oregon where a homeowner awoke to a burglar on top of him. The friendly burglar tried to kiss the homeowner on the mouth. The homeowner was able to escape the amorous advances and secured his handgun and fired at the fellow three times while the frightened criminal un-assed the AO. Police found him later when they got to the scene. The criminal told police that he was wounded, but a check of his nasty body revealed no wounds.

    There’s an update to our story last month from Dayton, Ohio where a woman waited for more than an hour for a response from the police before she finally shot the intruder herself. The 9-1-1 dispatcher was blamed for the delayed response in his mishandling of the notification of the uniformed officers on-duty that night. Regardless of whose fault it was, the young lady was lucky that she was armed.

    In Lubbock, Texas, a burglar was discouraged by gunfire from a resident. As he un-assed the AO, he was prevented from doing so by another citizen. Looking at the mugshot at the link, it appears that 33-year-old Mark Cox had a rough day.

  • Thursday morning feel good stories

    Thursday morning feel good stories

    If you’re reading this, it means that the DRG failed once again trying to shut down this blog. If you’re not reading this, please let us know.

    Fred sends us our first story this morning. It comes from North Charleston, South Carolina and it’s not like our usual stories. A woman was attacked by a teenager after he rang her doorbell and knocked on her door and ran away several times. Finally, he lured her outside and began assaulting her. Then he carried her inside and began again, His final mistake was to stick his tongue in her mouth, which she promptly bit off. The police found him at the Waffle House when his mother called 9-1-1 because her son’s tongue was missing.

    In Grand Junction, Colorado, a man stepped into his garage for a smoke when he encountered a burglar in there. So the homeowner held the thief for police at the point of his gun.

    In San Antonio, Texas, a car thief tried to appropriate the vehicle of a customer at a gas pump. The owner of the vehicle convinced him otherwise with his firearm – the perp left blood evidence at the scene.

    In West Sacramento, California, Army veteran Juan Zavala was assaulted in his own yard by an intruder with a pipe. Zavala choked the man with one arm while dialing for the police with the other until his wife came to help. The fellow is currently in the hospital being treated for his injuries, while Juan is not in the hospital.

  • Wednesday morning feel good stories

    Wednesday morning feel good stories

    We start out with a story from Detroit, Michigan where a man who had only just got his concealed carry license a few weeks before was waiting for a bus when three others approached him and demanded his money. They were pretty excited when he handed over $220. So excited, that they didn’t notice that their victim had drawn his gun until he began shooting them. He drilled two of them and the third ran off. The two went to the emergency room and told the folks there that they had been robbed, but the police sorted out the details and arrested them. One of the criminals is in critical condition and the other is stable.

    In Angleton, Texas, a hotel guest heard someone monkeying around with his Chevy Tahoe SUV and went to investigate. He found a thief trying to steal items, so he shot him. The thief is expected to recover after his taxpayer-funded helicopter tour of the immediate area.

    In Toledo, Ohio, Antonio Hadley got a free ride to the hospital when he tried to rob an armed Terrance Reid outside of Mr Reid’s apartment and Mr Reid decided to keep his stuff, but he did give Mr Hadley a couple of free bullets to take with him.

    This one is just a dumbass criminal story about a fellow who robbed a convenience store while a police officer was fueling his marked police car a few feet away in Modesto, California. Long story short; DRT (dead right there).

    Need more dumbass criminal stories? Here’s one from Medford, Oregon where a fellow was arrested for illegally carrying a weapon after he shot himself in the hand while showing off his unregistered (and unloaded) gun to a convenience store clerk. The bullet narrowly missed the clerk’s head. In South Salt Lake, Utah, another man tried to pull a gun from his waistband, probably in an attempt to rob a convenience store, but he shot himself in the hip and limped from the store instead.

  • Tuesday morning feel good stories

    Tuesday morning feel good stories

    Marine_7002 and UpNorth send us a link to the story that happened in a Detroit, Michigan church where a man tried to attack the pastor with a brick because the man thought the pastor had impregnated his wife. The pastor pulled out his gun and made the man DRT (dead right there).

    AW1Ed sends us a story from El Reno, Oklahoma where three people forced their way onto a man’s property despite his warnings to the contrary. When they assaulted one of his family members, the homeowner tried to intervene, he was shot for his trouble, so he returned fire and put two DRTs on the scorecard this morning.

    In Meridian, Mississippi, a woman heard someone trying to break into her home. When he made it inside, she didn’t recognize him, so she plugged him. He stumbled out of the house and collapsed on the sidewalk outside. Another DRT.

    In West Plains, Missouri, a man broke into the home of an eighty-year-old woman and her grandson ventilated the intruder twice. He’s in critical condition at the hospital while police make arrangements for his long-term accommodations.

    In Fort Wayne, Indiana two men forced their way into an apartment forcing the three residents to retreat to a bedroom where they tried to barracade the door. One of the armed intruders fired a gun through the door barely missing one of the three inside the room. When they finally got through the door, one of the victims drilled one of the intruders, the other fled the scene at a high rate of speed, probably messing his drawers during his own retreat. The punctured intruder is in critical condition. No one else was injured.

    In Cole County, Missouri, a homeowner chased an intruder who was armed with a knife from his home and held him at gunpoint for the police.

    In White Plains, Maryland, an armed homeowner ran off two intruders who were bringing a duffelbag containing a baseball bat, a crowbar, gloves, rope, and duct tape to his house. Police found the pair and prepared overnight sleeping arrangements for them with Tiny and Thor.

    In Chesapeake, Virginia, Traymon Richardson tried to rob a young woman with his own handgun, but a struggle ensued and the lady shot Traymon DRT.

    A 73-year-old man shot a younger intruder in the knee in San Francisco and then dragged the man out to the curb with the rest of the trash for police to pick up..

    Not a bad morning for the forces of good in our struggle against evil.

  • Monday morning feel good stories

    Monday morning feel good stories

    In Houston, Texas, two thieves forced their way into a convenience store and held the clerk at gunpoint while demanding money. Instead, the clerk grabbed a shotgun and a firefight ensued ending with one thief injured and the clerk wounded. The pair un-assed the AO and one of them was found later by the Houston Fire department and taken to the hospital to await accommodations at the local jail.

    In Chesterfield, Virginia, an off-duty Richmond police officer took his car to a car wash where a youngster hopped in the police officer’s car and started to drive off. The officer was told by employees that man driving his car didn’t work there, so the officer confronted the youngster, identifying himself to the thief as a police officer. That didn’t seem to change the thief’s mind and it led to an altercation in which the thief was shot. He was transported to the hospital where he was declared DOT (dead over there).

    In Chula Vista, California, a Customs and Border Patrol Protection Officer stopped her boyfriend from physically abusing her by making him DRT (dead right there).

    The other day, Humboldt County, California Sheriff deputies found the body of Justin Joseph Nevis. it appears that Nevis was half of a pair of intruders into the home of 64-year-old John Pineal. They went in with guns, but Pineal had a Kukri knife and sliced the pair up pretty well. So well, that Nevis collapsed a few feet from the scene and bled to death in the woods. It was more than a month later that police found his body. Pineal seems to be celebrating on his own website with pictures of his own injuries and an account of the encounter. But, I warn you that his celebration includes an auto-start of some loud rock music at his website.

  • Sunday morning feel good stories

    Sunday morning feel good stories

    ARVGAL sends us a link to our first story this morning from Little Rock, Arkansas where the police responded to a shooting incident. They found Mauricio King and his three friends at a Shell station. his friends explained that they were just walking down the street, minding their own business, when someone drove by them and shot poor Mister King. After an investigation, police discovered that King and his friends had broke into someone’s house nearby where the homeowner ventilated Mister King a few times so when he gets out of the hospital, Mr King will join his friends in the hoosegow.

    In Decatur County, Georgia, two men forced their way into a convenience store firing shots at the store’s owner. He returned fire which convinced the two to leave. They took a customer with them as a hostage but released him unharmed further down the road.

    In Memphis, Tennessee, a burglar was stabbed by his victim which slowed him down so the police could catch him, then he bit the female officer who called for help so the criminal was beaten into submission. He deserved it.

    There are lots of stories about home invasions this weekend; robberies, rapes, beatings, dead store clerks, dead residents, dead dogs, but not many about homeowners defending their property and their families. There’s one from the UK about man who defended his home from intruders with a crossbow, but not much else.

  • Saturday morning feel good stories

    Saturday morning feel good stories

    Bruce Hill in Indianapolis, Indiana was using his local Dollar general store as his own personal ATM, robbing the store three times this month. He was known as the Ironman Robber because he wore a mask resembling the comic book character. The store finally hired an armed security guard who was there when Bruce showed up for his fourth attempt. The guard drew down on Hill when Hill demanded money and gestured to a clerk that he had a gun. Hill un-assed the AO at a high rate of speed, but police found him later. Dropping the Ironman mask on the ground at his feet didn’t fool the officers.

    In New Albany, Ohio, a fellow broke into a woman’s apartment and soon regretted it. She stabbed him several times. Bleeding badly, he unassed the AO, but police found him nearby hiding in the bushes.

    In Orosi, California sheriff deputies described the grisly scene they found at a residence when they arrived. The body of a thief in the front yard and a blood-drenched 22-year-old victim who had fought the four thieves in a gun battle to protect his three siblings. The dead thief’s three accomplices are defending themselves against murder charges for participating in a crime that cost their buddy his life.

  • Friday morning feel good stories

    Friday morning feel good stories

    AW1Ed sends us our first story this morning, it’s from New Orleans, Louisiana where Douglas Moody tried to win back his ex-girlfriend by pounding on her new beau. The new boyfriend wasn’t much of a fighter, so he gunned Moody down with a shotgun. The police got there in time to take him to the hospital for wounds to his head, neck and chest where he’ll remain until he moves into his new accommodations at the Jefferson Parish hoosegow.

    In Huntington, West Virginia, William Hedrick is looking at eight years in prison after he was shot in the torso by a homeowner who caught him breaking into a home. He was chased by the homeowner and some neighbors, then held at gunpoint until the police arrived.

    In Louisville, Kentucky Deontae Yarnell has been charged with murder for killing Deandrae Murphy last August when Yarnell found Murphy in his home. The prosecutor claims that Murphy was fleeing when he was killed inside Yarnell’s home. Yarnell’s lawyers claim that Murphy was killed in self defense.