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Ho ho ho, mofo.<\/p>\nHo ho ho, mofo.<\/p>\n
Never bring a crowbar…y’all know.<\/span> HOUSTON – A man shot and killed a burglar who tried to break into his home Saturday in north Houston, police said.<\/p>\n The incident was reported at 7:21 p.m. at a home in the 90 block of Veenstra Street.<\/p>\n Houston police said the homeowner was arriving home when he noticed a man trying to break in. Police said the suspect tried to attack the man with a crowbar and that’s when the homeowner shot him.<\/p>\n No charges have been filed.<\/p>\n Police are investigating the scene.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the article here: Click 2 Houston Again<\/a><\/p>\n Surprising none, Canton is a neighborhood of Baltimore.<\/span> For the second time in two months, the House of Spirits liquor store in Canton was held up at gunpoint. This time, the robber was shot by an employee.<\/p>\n The latest robbery attempt occurred around 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the store, located at the corner of South Patterson Park Avenue and Fleet Street in Canton. Police tape blocked off the store\u2019s entrance, and an employee sought to assure curious patrons and neighbors who visited seeking answers.<\/p>\n He declined to tell a Sun reporter what happened, saying only: \u201cI love my neighbors.\u201d Later, he could be heard telling one neighbor, \u201cTwo guys tried to rob us. It didn\u2019t end well for them.\u201d<\/p>\n Police confirmed that a store employee had shot a robber. An off-duty officer heard the shots and helped locate the victim, police said.<\/p>\n A few blocks away, at the southwest corner of Eastern and South Collington avenues, police stood around what appeared to be some of the victim\u2019s belongings. Fresh snow turned red as snow accumulated over blood on the sidewalk.<\/p>\n Police said the victim was seriously wounded and taken to a local hospital for treatment. He was not immediately identified. Police said a gun was recovered.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n More on the story can be found here: Baltimore Sun, of course<\/a><\/p>\n Love these stories. Never mess with an old man, he’ll just shoot you.<\/span> BERLIN TOWNSHIP, Pa. \u2014 A man from Milanville is facing charges after he tried to break into a home in Wayne County.<\/p>\n According to police, Adam Gelatt, 36, tried to break into a home in Berlin Township around 3 a.m. Friday because he wanted a cigarette.<\/p>\n Gelatt allegedly repeatedly banged on the door and when the homeowner, a 90-year-old man, came to the door, he told Gelatt to leave.<\/p>\n Police say Gelatt told the homeowner he was going to come inside anyway.<\/p>\n The homeowner then shot Gelatt in the leg with a revolver, went inside and called the police.<\/p>\n Officers say when they arrived, they found Gelatt on the porch and transported him to a nearby hospital.<\/p>\n Charges will be filed against Gelatt in Wayne County.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the article here:WNEP ABC News<\/a><\/p>\n So today’s score is 1 \/ 3<\/span> \/ 1, one achieving room temperature, three hospitalized or otherwise inconvenienced, awaiting trial, and one in the wind. Not too bad, but not a trifecta.<\/p>\n Toss him in with the General Pop and take bets…<\/span> A California man is set to be arraigned Monday in a pair of brutal rapes from the 1990s after authorities used familial DNA to track down the suspect, police said Friday.<\/p>\n Kevin Konther, 53, is accused of raping a 9-year-old girl in Lake Forest in October 1995 and a raping a jogger in Mission Viejo in June 1998, according to the Los Angeles Times.<\/p>\n Officials initially collected evidence from the 1995 crime scene and found no match in their database at the time. The DNA in the 1998 crime scene matched the DNA found in the 1995 attack, but police still had no suspect until investigators used the DNA tactic, which also recently helped track down the alleged Golden State Killer, the Los Angeles Times reported.<\/p>\n The DNA evidence discovered was originally linked to two men \u2013 twin brothers, and Konther and his brother were originally taken into custody. Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes said \u201cgood, old-fashioned detective work\u201d helped authorities narrow it down from there.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are confident we have the individual,\u201d Barnes said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The rest of the article nay be viewed Folx News<\/a><\/p>\n Today’s score adjusted accordingly.<\/p>\n Tip of the hat to our own 11B-Mailclerk for the link. Keep ’em coming, and thanks.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nHomeowner fatally shoots man attempting to break into home in north Houston, police say<\/strong>
\nBy Sally Mamdooh – Reporter, Brittany Taylor<\/p>\n
\nMan shot after trying to rob Canton, MD liquor store, police say<\/strong>
\nBy: Justin Fenton<\/p>\n
\nPolice: 90-year-old Homeowner Shot Intruder in the Leg<\/strong>
\nby Brittany Hayes<\/p>\n
\nLate arrival: California man arrested in two 1990s cold-case rapes after police use familial DNA testing<\/strong>
\nBy Ryan Gaydos
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Kevin Konther was arrested in connection to multiple rapes in the 1990s. (Orange County Sheriff’s Department)<\/p>\n