It was a busy night for the forces of good battling evil across the country;<\/p>\n
AW1Ed and Jon the Mechanic send us a link to the events in Charlotte, North Carolina<\/a>, former prosecutor Steve Sellers heard a ruckus outside his house and went to investigate. He found 31-year-old Degarrian Santonia Coleman blasting away at his grandmother who he had shot in the leg while she was driving and caused to wreck her car. Mister Sellers challenged Mister Coleman to lay down his weapon, but Coleman refused. Sellers shot him DRT. Coleman’s grandmother is expected to end up a little better than him.<\/p>\n In Nitro, West Virginia<\/a> a couple awoke to the sound of someone breaking into their home. The man encountered an armed fellow in his living room who demanded his money. The man surrendered his earnings and then took a couple of shots at the fellow, but he’s not sure if he hit him. <\/p>\n Chief Tango sends us four more stories;<\/p>\n In Albuquerque, New Mexico<\/a> two former CNN correspondents, Lynne Russell and her husband Chuck de Caro, stopped for the night at a Motel 6 to get some rest when Russell opened her car door, an armed fellow dragged her from the automobile and into the room. Her husband was right behind with his weapon and the thug ended up being DRT.<\/p>\n In Midland, Texas<\/a>, a homeowner went to check on his dogs and encountered an intruder who un-assed the AO when hot lead was injected into the encounter, but the homeowner needs some target practice – no one was injured.<\/p>\n In Belton, South Carolina<\/a>, 60-year-old Daniel Marvin Bratcher thought the best way to win back the love of his 44-year-old girlfriend was to force his way into her home and beat her. She disabused him of that notion by perforating his abdomen with a couple of .38 caliber bullets. When Brachter got to the hospital, he was determined to be DRT. I’m sure Shakespeare would have written about their great love if he’d been around.<\/p>\n