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Police: Holiday party shooter acted in self-defense; victim’s father charged<\/strong><\/p>\n by Kristen Schneider The department said the Dec. 20 shooting happened after the shooting victim, Wesley Warren-Camp, and his father William Camp attacked the shooter.<\/p>\n According to police, the father and son got into a fight at the party before 11:30 p.m. Officers said the two were separated with Warren-Camp being held back by people outside of the Gantt Street home.<\/p>\n One of the people who separated the two was the shooter, police said.<\/p>\n The department said after the fight, the shooter and his wife decided to leave the party.<\/p>\n Officers said as the shooter and his wife got into their truck, Warren-Camp came to the driver’s side and pulled the shooter onto the ground. Authorities said Warren-Camp started assaulting him.<\/p>\n That’s when officers said William Camp jumped into the fight and started attacking the shooter as well.<\/p>\n The department said the father and son hit the shooter multiple times in the face and kept pulling him to the ground when he tried to escape. At one point, officers said the shooter climbed back into his truck.<\/p>\n The shooter then pulled a handgun and, while being beaten again, shot and killed Warren-Camp, police said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 1 \/ 2 \/ 0 Judge denies woman’s petition to seize a Colorado officer’s guns under new red flag law<\/strong> By Tony Keith In her petition, Susan Holmes claimed there was a credible risk of unlawful or reckless use of a firearm by Phillip Morris because he threatened and killed her son and had a history of being aggressive. The law only allows family or household members or police to seek the removal of guns from someone deemed a danger. Holmes says she is considering an appeal of Thursday’s ruling.<\/p>\n WARNING, GRAPHIC VIDEO: Click here<\/a> to watch the body-camera footage from the deadly shooting that happened on July 1, 2017. The officer was justified in using deadly force for a number of reasons.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 1 \/ 0 \/ 0 Spicewood man shot dead following road rage incident<\/strong><\/p>\n By Matthew Quick Around 2 p.m. on January 15, the Burnet County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Spicewood Square Chevron convenience store located at 10115 E. SH 71 for a reported shooting incident.<\/p>\n When officers arrived on scene they found 44-year-old Thao Ton suffering from apparent gunshot wounds.<\/p>\n According to police, Ton had been involved in a non-collision road rage incident with 36-year-old Milton Kim on SH 71, after which both pulled into the Spicewood Square Chevron parking lot.<\/p>\n Witnesses stated that Ton began assaulting Kim while Kim remained in his vehicle. That is when, police say, Kim fired a handgun, striking Ton twice. Ton received first aid from bystanders and Kim, but later died on the scene.<\/p>\n Kim cooperated with the police and does possess a valid Texas License to Carry.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nLEXINGTON, S.C. (WACH) \u2014 The man who shot and killed a 26-year-old Lexington man during a Christmas party acted in self-defense, according to the Lexington Police Department.<\/p>\n
\nRead the rest here: Watch<\/a><\/p>\n
\nFollow-up to Poetrooper’s post from yesterday<\/em><\/p>\n
\nFORT COLLINS, Colo. (KKTV) – UPDATE 1\/16\/19:
\nOn Thursday, a judge shot down a Colorado woman’s petition to seize guns from the Colorado State University Police Officer who was justified in shooting and killing her son.<\/p>\n
\nRead the update and original article here: KK TV<\/a><\/p>\n
\nSPICEWOOD, Texas – A man in Spicewood was shot and killed following a road rage collision.<\/p>\n