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Don’t care what you hang on it, Blocks still have a face only a mother could love.<\/p>\nDon’t care what you hang on it, Blocks still have a face only a mother could love.<\/p>\n
This one will never improve on his victim selection skills. I’m good with that.<\/span> New details have been released on a shooting that left a 16-year-old dead in Parramore.<\/p>\n Orlando police said a couple trying to sell phones killed the teen, but that it might have been in self-defense.<\/p>\n Officials released 911 calls in the case on Friday.<\/p>\n Orlando police said it was an online cell phone deal that led a married couple to shoot and kill a teenager Wednesday.<\/p>\n Newly-released 911 calls reveal what the couple first told police.<\/p>\n “Somebody robbed us and my husband was like, trying to protect us, and we ended up having to like shoot at them,” a woman told a 911 dispatcher.<\/p>\n Officers said Denim Williams, 16, was found dead from gunshot wounds near Polk Street and West Jefferson.<\/p>\n The husband said they felt threatened.<\/p>\n “I don’t know if they’re hit, I don’t know what’s going on, but I know we did discharge our firearm at them, when I thought he was pulling a firearm on me,” the man told a 911 dispatcher.<\/p>\n WESH 2 News spoke with Williams’ granfather, Virgil Smith. He said the high school student was planning to move in with him.<\/p>\n Smith said he would have convinced Williams to study more and take a different life path.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The rest of the story may be read here: WESH<\/a><\/p>\n GSW to the back of the head? Either a grazing wound or the clerk needs more club. Claw will love this one<\/span> By Caleb Downs The suspect, Javonta Kenneth Marquise-Whitfield, is now facing a charges of marijuana possession and unlawful carrying of a weapon. He remains in the Bexar County Jail.<\/p>\n According to a preliminary report of the shootout, Marquise-Whitfield and a 17-year-old boy entered the 7-Eleven in the 5200 block of Rigsby Avenue just after 2 a.m.<\/p>\n The gas station clerk later told police Marquise-Whitfield shot at him, and he returned fire, striking the 17-year-old boy in the back of the head.<\/p>\n How the shooting was initiated was not addressed in the preliminary police report, and Jennifer Rodriguez, a spokeswoman for the department, said no other information regarding the shooting would be released.<\/p>\n Responding officers later located Marquise-Whitfield and arrested him on the drug possession and weapon violation charges.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the rest of the article here: LMT On Line<\/a><\/p>\n Never mess with a mama bear protecting her cubs.<\/span> Charles K. Goldtrap, age 17 years, was shot and almost instantly killed shortly after 7 o\u2019clock last night by Mrs. Elizabeth Haskett at her home, 2630 Orman Avenue.<\/p>\n Haskett, when questioned by the police, gave this account, as reported by The Chieftain:<\/p>\n \u201cHe (Goldtrap) attempted to gain entrance to the house where she and her daughter, age 14 years, and her son, age 10 years, were alone. Her husband W.H. Haskett and her older son were at work at the Minnequa steel plant at the time.<\/p>\n \u201cThe Goldtrap boy resided at 2510 Orman Avenue, just a block this side of the Haskett home. Why he went to the Haskett home and for what purpose seems somewhat vague. The bullet penetrated his lung and he died before he could get out of the yard.<\/p>\n \u201cAccording to the story told by Mrs. Haskett to Deputy Coroner A.R. Davis, she was alone in the house with her two children when she heard someone knocking at the front door.<\/p>\n ?\u2018I called down the stairs and asked who was knocking and what was wanted. I received no reply and the knocking continued. I shouted to the person at the door to go away, as I was alone and would not open the door. Then I heard someone walk around the house to the rear and asked to be let in. I said I would not let anyone in the house and for God\u2019s sake to go away.\u2019<\/p>\n \u201cAt this moment, I heard the back door open and someone\u2019s footsteps on the kitchen floor. I loaded the revolver I kept in my bedroom and shot through the bedroom window thinking whoever it was would be frightened away. The intruder left the house.<\/p>\n \u201cThinking that he had left the premises, I went downstairs and opened the back door. I heard a noise but could not say what it was. I could not see anyone and to make sure that the man would go away, I fired another shot into the darkness.<\/p>\n \u201cAs soon as I did so, I heard a man cry, \u2018Oh.\u2019 I hurried back into the house and a short time later was told that a man had been shot.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Dicey shoot- no visible target or threat. The rest of the article may be viewed here: Fowler Tribune<\/a><\/p>\n Two DRT and one with a chronic headache. Not too shabby, but not a trifecta. Hey, if those were easy anyone could hit one. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\n16-year-old was shot, killed while trying to steal cell phone, police say<\/strong>
\nORLANDO, Fla. \u2014<\/p>\n
\nSuspect arrested in connection to shootout with clerk at East Side gas station<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nPolice arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a violent gun battle at an East Side gas station that left another teenager with a gunshot wound to the back of the head.<\/p>\n
\nSub-zero temperaturers, hot shooting draw headlines tulmutuous year ends<\/strong>
\nBy Mike Spence<\/p>\n