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A 67-year-old man was fatally shot by his ex-girlfriend’s stepson after breaking into their Orion Township home with an ax. Despite previous legal protections, the intruder managed to arm himself and pose a significant threat before being stopped.
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Dauphin County District Attorney Fran Chardo decided not to file charges in the fatal June 23 shooting of Paul Kattouf in Harrisburg, PA, citing self-defense after Kattouf used pepper spray on a family in their vehicle.
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A man was shot and killed in an alleged robbery at the Forest Creek Apartments in Warrington. The incident is being investigated as self-defense by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
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A homeowner in DeKalb County shot a suspected home invader during an early morning break-in attempt. The suspect is expected to survive, and no charges are being filed against the homeowner.
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In a recent and deeply concerning incident at a Trump rally, a shooter was involved in an assassination attempt on Trump while wearing a Demolition Ranch t-shirt. In the video below, Matt from Demolition Ranch addresses this situation head-on. He shares his thoughts on seeing his brand linked to such a tragic event and discusses…
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A home invasion in New Hanover County led to the death of the intruder and the critical injury of the homeowner. The incident highlights the importance of self-defense laws and responsible firearm ownership.
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A San Antonio woman fatally shot her partner in self-defense during a domestic dispute. Police are investigating the incident where the 45-year-old man was pronounced dead at a local hospital.
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UPDATE @ 8:55PM EST: The Secret Service issued a statement, stating that a gunman was perched on a rooftop and shot Trump, along with 3 additional spectators, 1 fatally. UPDATE @ 8:47PM EST: The suspect is deceased, and at least 2 other people were shot, 1 fatally. Trump took to social media and posted the…
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Two suspects, Carlos Roberto Diaz and a 16-year-old, have been arrested in connection with five shootings in Charlotte, NC. The shootings, considered brazen crimes, are linked through forensic evidence and witness descriptions.
