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Florida victim fights back against intruder, who then had to be hospitalized, police say<\/strong><\/p>\n A Florida man who was attacked by an intruder on Saturday fought back, and now the suspect is in police custody, authorities said.<\/p>\n On Saturday around 10:20 p.m., Barry Sands was asleep at home in Miami when he woke up to what sounded like a \u201chysterical female banging on the front door of the residence, asking for help,\u201d according to the arrest affidavit.<\/p>\n Sands opened the front door and was allegedly attacked by a man identified by police as Mark Katsnelson, 35, court records said.<\/p>\n Katsnelson forced his way into the home as he was striking Sands with his hands, the complaint said, adding that Sands had a cut on his lip and toe as a result of the alleged attack.<\/p>\n Sands punched Katsnelson several times in the face in what seemed to be a case of self-defense, police said. He then called 911.<\/p>\n Katsnelson suffered facial injuries and was transported to medical facilities in Florida for treatment.<\/p>\n Read the article and don’t miss the pic here: Fox News<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Doesn’t happen often, Delta Whiskies and Whiskettes, but all my sources are dry today. So zero DRT, inconvenienced and\/or in the wind, at least of the two legged variety. I was able to scratch up a post about dangerous critters as a consolation, however. I can only assume all the criminals are taking time off in preparation for Black Friday.<\/p>\n Firearms Provide Armed Citizens with Protection against Dangerous Wild Animals<\/strong> Firearms can often save lives in situations when people find themselves faced with aggressive wild animals such as bears, mountain lions and bobcats.<\/p>\n Anti-gun politicians from metropolitan areas may not be conscious of such dangers faced by law-abiding gun owners in rural regions. Proposed gun-control laws could potentially impact citizens\u2019 abilities to protect people and domestic animals from creatures of greater strength in dangerous encounters.<\/p>\n Sometimes wild animals aggressively encroach on properties. In many cases, these are natural predators hunting for food; in some cases, the animals show no fear of humans and cannot be driven away. A person caught in such a situation would be at a major disadvantage without a firearm, and possibly rendered defenseless against a stronger creature raiding property or attacking pets and livestock.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nby Zita Ballinger Fletcher<\/p>\n