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Man reportedly shot in self-defense at north Tulsa apartment complex <\/strong> Eric Marshall reportedly was drunk and got into an argument with Kenneth Meeks while Meeks was helping another resident move into the Newton Manor apartment complex in the 3300 block of East Newton Street, police said in a news release. Marshall threatened Meeks, and Meeks got a pistol from his apartment, police said.<\/p>\n Marshall later appeared with a baseball bat, hit Meeks\u2019 vehicle with it and threatened Meeks again, …. Read the rest here: Tulsa World<\/a><\/p>\n Nashville Police: Would-be robber shot after attacking woman<\/strong> Ponce, of Ricehill Court in Antioch, was dropped off at TriStar Southern Hills Medical Center after the Monday night shooting and transferred to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in critical condition to be treated for wounds to his stomach and hand, police spokesman Don Aaron said.<\/p>\n A 25-year-old woman told police that, about 9:30 p.m., she was walking to her Baker Station apartment when a stranger, later identified as Ponce, ran up behind her and grabbed her purse.<\/p>\n The woman said that as she resisted, Ponce grabbed her and started bashing her head into the wall of the building as she screamed.<\/p>\n The woman\u2019s 29-year-old husband heard the screams, Aaron said, and came out of their apartment. At some point, he said, the husband jumped over a railing and landed on top of Ponce.<\/p>\n After a struggle between the men, Ponce got up and ran toward the parking lot, police said. The husband followed him, and the two got into a second fight in which the husband said Ponce hit him in the head and got up.<\/p>\n Not knowing Ponce\u2019s next move, the husband said he pulled out a gun and opened fire on Ponce. Read the rest of the article here: The Tennessean<\/a><\/p>\n County attorney: Girlfriend acted in self-defense for fatal shooting boyfriend in central Minnesota<\/strong> After reviewing the investigative materials in the case, Douglas County Attorney Chad Larson determined that David Bragg’s girlfriend was acting in self-defense when she shot Bragg, 43.<\/p>\n In a Jan. 25 letter to Douglas County Sheriff Troy Wolbersen, Larson said the facts showed that Bragg discharged his firearm at his girlfriend from close range while the two were engaged in an altercation that had become physical. The rest of the article may be viewed here: Duluth News Tribune<\/a><\/p>\n Well Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes, todays totals are 1 \/ 3 \/ 0, one inspecting daisies from the root end, three inconvenienced one way or another, and a fat zero of society’s maladjusted ones rapidly finding another place to be. They are out there, so stay in Condition Yellow <\/span>in public places.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nWhat was described as a drunken dispute escalated into a shooting Tuesday afternoon.<\/p>\n
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\nNatalie Neysa Alund
\nMetro Nashville police on Tuesday said a would-be robber shot earlier this week outside an Antioch apartment complex was Jordan Ponce, 19.<\/p>\n
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\nBy Al Edenloff
\nALEXANDRIA, Minn. – No charges will be filed in the shooting death of a 43-year-old man in his home near Leaf Valley on May 9, 2018.<\/p>\n
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