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\nKalashnikov Automatic Rifle Model 1974<\/p>\n
\nKalashnikov Automatic Rifle Model 1974<\/p>\n
Police looking for burglar who fled home after homeowner shot at him<\/strong> Suspect shot in downtown Macon robbery, sheriff\u2019s office says<\/strong><\/p>\n By Wayne Crenshaw The incident happened at about 3:49 a.m. on Cherry Street, according to a release. Brett Bledsoe, 30, was walking home from work when he stopped in front of The Rookery restaurant, which was closed, while texting on his cellphone.<\/p>\n Two males approached him from behind and one threw him to the ground, then both began to attack him, the release stated. Bledsoe pulled a handgun and fired multiple times, and the suspects ran. One suspect was struck by a bullet and fell.<\/p>\n The suspect that was shot was identified at Phileman Kamal Freeman, 22, of Macon. He was taken to the Medical Center, Navicent Health and is in stable condition. Bledsoe had minor injuries and was treated at the scene.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 0 \/ 1 \/ 1 JoCo DA says Boost Mobile clerk shot robber in self-defense, no criminal charges for killing<\/strong><\/p>\n Jay Senter Police identified the man killed in the incident as Deshawn Brim of Raytown. Brim was out of prison on parole for drug charges at the time of the shooting.<\/p>\n In a release to the media this afternoon, Howe said Brim \u201centered the store armed with a handgun and proceeded to rob the store at gunpoint. At some point, the store clerk, fearing for his life and the life of his co-worker, produced a handgun. The robber was killed in the ensuing gun battle as he attempted to jump over the counter presumably to get at the clerk.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nThe homeowner was sleeping in their bedroom when they heard something in another room. The suspect fled the home after the resident shot at him.<\/em>
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\nA suspect was shot in an attempted robbery in downtown Macon early Sunday, according to a Bibb County Sheriff\u2019s Office report.<\/p>\n
\nRead the rest of the article here: Macon News<\/a><\/p>\n
\nJohnson County District Attorney Steve Howe this afternoon announced that his office had completed a review of the June 10 shooting death inside the Boost Mobile store near 76th and Metcalf and determined the employee had acted in self defense.<\/p>\n