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Justice prevails.<\/span> by Riccardo Montgomery In a letter to the Boone County Sheriff’s Department, prosecutor Dan Knight said Deonte Gainwell did not commit a crime for shooting Harris. Knight explained Gainwell was not arrested for the shooting and that no request to file charges against Gainwell was made to his office.<\/p>\n According to Knight’s letter, Gainwell acted in self-defense as evidence “clearly shows that Harris unlawfully entered Gainwell’s residence and attempted to rob Gainwell before Gainwell shot Harris” on Nov. 24.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The rest of the article may be viewed here: KRCG TV News<\/a> Grannies pack, as Laughing Boy here found out.<\/span> By: Jasmine Minor “A 48-year-old individual comes inside, points a gun to her head, demands money,” said Capt. Paul Broxterman.<\/p>\n Police responded to the Glenway Pony Keg on Glenway Avenue at about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Officers found James Douglas, 48, had been fatally shot. Broxterman said the man was trying to rob the West Price Hill store, but the owner put up a fight — shooting and killing Douglas.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read the rest here: WCPO News<\/a> Yet another case of poor victim selection skills.<\/span> By Kaley Johnson Zyshonne Dunkley, 20, and Olynthus Davis, 19, died from gunshot wounds on Jan. 17, police said.<\/p>\n Police believe Dunkley and Davis were attempting to rob someone in a car in the parking lot when the person or people in the car shot them, Detective C. Watson with Fort Worth police said.<\/p>\n \u201cIt appears that they were shot by who they were trying to rob,\u201d Watson said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nUpdate: Boone County Prosecutor: Man acted in self-defense in shooting of death of Ahmonta Harris<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nCOLUMBIA \u2014 The Boone County Prosecutor’s Office completed its review in a fatal shooting finding no wrongdoing by the man who killed Ahmonta Harris.<\/p>\n
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\nPolice: Store owner who shot would-be robber ‘nothing short of a hero’<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nCINCINNATI \u2014 A Cincinnati police captain said a would-be robber is dead because a 63-year-old convenience store owner protected herself.<\/p>\n
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\nPolice say shooting in Home Depot parking lot occurred during attempted robbery<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nPolice shed more light on the deaths of two men in Fort Worth who were shot in a Home Depot parking lot in far south Fort Worth, saying the shooting might have occurred during a robbery.<\/p>\n