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Another reporter confused over victim status.<\/span> It\u2019s unclear if Rajendranauth Latchman was the aggressor or victim, or perhaps both, when he was gunned down in a Coral Springs pool hall parking lot early Sunday.<\/p>\n Police say he charged at people with a machete after he was asked to leave Premier Billiards & Sports Club at the corner of Wiles Road and University Drive.<\/p>\n But the 49-year-old machinist\u2019s family said \u201cthat doesn\u2019t sound like him at all.\u201d<\/p>\n Latchman had gone to the billiard hall where he\u2019s a regular with his brother, Larry Lachtman.<\/p>\n They had a couple beers and \u201cmy brother had an argument with some girl in that bar,\u201d another brother, Rajnauth Permanan, of Margate, told the South Florida Sun Sentinel.<\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t know exactly. They had some words and it was all kind of resolved,\u201d Permanan said. \u201cWhen he left everything was all well and good. From there I don\u2019t have a clue of what went on.\u201d<\/p>\n According to police it was about 2 a.m. when Latchman left the bar and armed himself with a machete.<\/p>\n In the parking lot, he made \u201cthreatening movements towards the shooter and others in the parking lot,\u201d said Officer Chris Swinson, spokesman for Coral Springs police.<\/p>\n After Latchman was struck by gunfire, the shooter put his gun on the ground and waited for police to arrive.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the entire article here at Sun Sentinel<\/a><\/p>\n When seconds matter…<\/span> SAN ANTONIO \u2014 A homeowner on the city’s northeast side pulled his gun after walking in on a burglary at his home Tuesday morning, sending one suspect to the hospital.<\/p>\n “When he arrived home, two suspects were inside his residence. (He) chased them upstairs and discharged a firearm before they fled on foot,” said Johnny Garcia, a spokesperson with the Bexar County Sheriff\u2019s office.<\/p>\n Garcia said the homeowner fired off several rounds.<\/p>\n By the time deputies arrived, Garcia said, the suspects were gone. But a tip from the San Antonio Police Department about a man taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound from the Sunrise neighborhood raised some questions.<\/p>\n “The details were very similar,” he said.<\/p>\n Just hours later, deputies connected both crime scenes and arrested three suspects, one of them being that teen after he fled to a home.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the rest of the article, and the Sheriff’s unsolicited advice, here at KENS 5 CBS<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nUpdate: Police ID machete-wielding man gunned down in pool hall lot<\/strong>
\nBy: Tonya AlanezTonya Alanez<\/p>\n
\nTeen shot by homeowner during burglary attempt<\/strong>
\nAuthor: Adi Guajardo
\nBy the time deputies arrived, Garcia said, the suspects were gone. But they were later found getting treatment at the hospital.<\/em><\/p>\n