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\nRuger SP101<\/a><\/p>\n

South Carolina deputies kill man who fired on them from motorcycle: sheriff<\/strong>
\nIt was the second fatal shooting by Anderson County police in two days<\/em><\/p>\n

Police shot and killed a man on a motorcycle who fired on officers as they tried to pull him over on a South Carolina road, authorities said.<\/p>\n

Robert Allen Maness, 39, crashed his motorcycle after he was shot and died a short time later at the hospital, the Anderson County Coroner’s Office said.<\/p>\n

The two deputies in the patrol car trying to pull Maness over were not hurt in the shooting around 11 p.m. Thursday, Anderson County Sheriff Chad McBride said.<\/p>\n

McBride said it was like an ambush as Maness pulled out the gun without warning and while still driving when deputies turned on their blue lights.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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\nFox News<\/a><\/p>\n

Tip of the hat to our Gun Bunny for the link.<\/p>\n

Missouri man who killed two during dispute over firewood won\u2019t be charged. Here\u2019s why<\/strong><\/p>\n

BY MIKE STUNSON<\/p>\n

A Missouri man who killed two people following a dispute that began over firewood will not be charged, a grand jury decided Wednesday.<\/p>\n

The 22-year-old shooter, whose name was not publicly disclosed, shot and killed Kalob Lawson, 34, and Jonathan Lutz, 44, in February when one of the men approached him with a gun, according to Platte County Prosecuting Attorney Eric Zahnd.<\/p>\n

Because of Missouri\u2019s stand your ground law, the shooter was justified in his actions, Zahnd said. The controversial law was enacted in 2017 and was later amended to include acts of self defense.<\/p>\n

\u201cMissouri\u2019s \u2018stand your ground\u2019 law means people do not have to retreat before using force to defend themselves if they are in a place they have a right to be,\u201d Zahnd said in a news release. \u201cAnd while people can never use deadly force merely to protect property, they can use deadly force if they reasonably believe deadly force is necessary to protect themselves against death or serious physical injury.\u201d<\/p>\n

The shooting occurred Feb. 10 when Lawson and Lutz were paid $200 to deliver firewood to the 22-year-old man\u2019s father. The son noticed his father was shorted firewood, so he followed the two in his vehicle, the prosecuting attorney said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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911 recording.<\/p>\n