Brandon Curtis
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A pro-Israel rally in Newton turned violent when a pro-Palestine protester attacked Iraq War veteran Scott Hayes, leading to a gunshot that injured the attacker. Hayes, charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, claims self-defense.
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A man was shot during a robbery at a Dairy Queen in north Phoenix. Police detained two individuals after the incident, but the victim’s condition remains unknown.
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A Baker City woman fired shots from a .22 revolver after an intruder entered her home early in the morning. The man, who was later arrested, refused to comply with the homeowner’s demands to stay until police arrived.
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A Chicago woman used her concealed carry firearm to protect her children from an intruder attempting to break into their South Shore home. Her quick action averted potential harm, highlighting the importance of self-defense and responsible gun ownership.
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A neighbor dispute in Waianae, Hawaii, turned deadly when a 58-year-old man used heavy machinery and a handgun to kill three women at a family gathering. The shooter was killed by a resident who was later released from custody, with police unsure of further charges.
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A fatal shooting in Tulsa occurred when a homeowner shot a man amid an ongoing feud. The District Attorney will determine if charges will be filed, as the police investigation continues.
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A loaded handgun stored in an oven led to multiple discharges after the oven was turned on, melting the gun and causing a fire hazard. Authorities urge homeowners to avoid storing firearms in unsafe locations like ovens.
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An attempted robbery at a Capitol Heights restaurant ended fatally when an employee shot the suspect who was assaulting workers. The investigation is ongoing.
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A home invasion in Pettis County turned deadly when a homeowner shot and killed an intruder. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no further details released pending notification of the suspect’s next of kin.
