Guns Saving Lives
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A grand jury declined to charge Spencer Scrivner in the fatal shooting of Erik Spencer in a Jefferson City parking lot after hearing evidence about an ongoing assault and a claim of self defense. Officials say Missouri’s strong self defense protections and consistent witness accounts made it unlikely the state could secure a conviction.
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Police in Muncie say a man was shot after he allegedly attacked employees and guests inside a local bar, leaving at least two people with serious injuries that may include a broken rib and a collapsed lung. Prosecutors have now filed multiple felony battery charges while investigators continue to review witness statements and video from…
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Police in Alexandria believe a December self defense shooting involving a delivery driver and a man who jumped into his truck is tied to a deadly home invasion from November. Investigators say the two incidents may be connected by retaliation, and they are urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Woman Fatally Shoots Man She Had Protective Order Against After He Broke Into Her Home Armed
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Police say a man armed with a hammer and a knife forced his way into a Gulfport home where two women, both protected by court orders against him, were staying. After one woman was injured and the pair barricaded themselves, the uninjured woman used a firearm to fatally shoot the intruder.
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Stolen Firearm And Car Break In Leave Suspect Wounded. Let’s Talk About Secure Firearm Storage.
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A Pine Bluff resident who spotted a stranger inside her car on a security camera ended up in a tense face to face confrontation that ended with the suspected thief shot and the stolen firearm still missing. Police say the investigation is ongoing as they piece together what happened in those crucial moments between the…
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A Chicago man with a concealed carry license opened fire on a teen who allegedly appeared armed during a break in of the man’s vehicle early Monday morning. The teen was hospitalized in fair condition while detectives continue investigating the incident.
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An Oregon man is facing multiple first degree felony charges after an attempted jewelry store robbery in Murray ended with him being shot by an armed employee. Investigators say the suspect and an unidentified accomplice tried to restrain workers before the assistant manager used his concealed firearm to defend himself and others.
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A man who forced his way into a Shreveport apartment by climbing onto a second floor balcony was shot multiple times by a person inside the residence. Police say the intruder survived and is now charged with unauthorized entry.
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A man in Spring, Texas shot and killed two men he claimed were attacking him after following his vehicle into a neighborhood. Harris County Sheriff’s Office is reviewing the case, and no charges have been filed yet.
