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Homeowner speaks out after after having to use deadly force to protect himself from home invaders <\/strong> ANDERSON, S.C. (FOX CAROLINA) – Officers with the Anderson Police Department tell us that on Monday night a homeowner killed a man when he tried to force his way into a home on King Street.<\/p>\n According to police, two to three men came came to the home searching for the homeowners son. After being told that his son wasn’t there, the homeowner, identified as John Harkness, told police that the men left.<\/p>\n Police say a short time later, one of the men returned by himself and asked for his son by name. Harkness told police while talking to the man, who was inside the home a short distance, noticed the other two men outside.<\/p>\n Police say one of the men outside, tried to force his way into the home, at which time the Harkness fired his gun twice through the doorway hitting the man and killing him.<\/p>\n Harkness expressed regret on how events turned out, but said he only did what he had to do and feels like they would have done the exact same thing to him.<\/p>\n The coroner tells us that 28-year-old Alijah Tpau Moultrie-Fuller died on scene after suffering a gunshot wound around 11:14 p.m. Monday night.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The entire article may be viewed here Rapper “Monnie Man” is no more.<\/span> BOONE COUNTY- Authorities responded to shots being heard near the 5700 block of Limoges Drive just outside of Columbia city limits Saturday night around 11:30 PM.<\/p>\n Deputies say Ahmonta M. Harris broke into a house for a robbery and threatened a 20 year old resident who was also armed. Harris was subsequently shot and killed. Harris died at the scene.<\/p>\n The 20 year old and two other residents in the home were not injured.<\/p>\n Neighbors said they were surprised when they learned a man had been shot and killed.<\/p>\n Harris was a rapper that went by the name “Monnie Man” and was supposed to perform at Rose Music Hall in Columbia, according to his Facebook page.<\/p>\n His friends and family remembered Harris on social media.<\/p>\n “He taught me so much. I couldn’t have asked for nothing else but to bring him back,” friend Daylon McLaurin said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The entire article can be viewed at KOMU News<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nDeputies say Ahmonta Harris tried to rob home before he was shot<\/strong><\/p>\n