http://www.fox10phoenix.com/story/26...-phoenix-motel
A DPS Officer was shot in the face early this morning after making a stop on a car for excessive tint. He was shot through the back window. The suspects fled in the car and were shot at by two Officers. The car was found in South Phoenix. The 5 suspects are still outstanding.
Just a dog chauffeur that used to hold the dumb end of the leash.
http://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/29...-in-santa-rosa
Detailed account of an attempted robbery and a shootout between the store owner and two perps, both of whom were injured and later captured. This citizen is one cool customer, held his fire til he had a clear shot, even while being shot at.
"...a brief and violent sequence of events that begins when a man, who police have identified as Terry, walks boldly through the store’s open front door, holding a revolver in his outstretched right arm. "
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Any word on the Officer's condition? Hoping for the best.Originally Posted by Coyotesfan97
We heard it was a grazing round through the cheek. I just saw two of the females have been found.
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Good to hear. We've had far too many of these types of things.
SAPD: Homeowner shoots burglary suspect
Man runs after being shot, shows up at hospitalhttp://www.ksat.com/content/pns/ksat...y-suspect.htmlAccording to police, the homeowner heard someone breaking into his Jeep, and that's when he got a gun and held the man for officers.
Moments later, the man tried to run away, and that's when the homeowner shot him in the leg, police said. Despite the wound, the man managed to run from the scene. Later that morning, a man with a gunshot wound showed up at Methodist Hospital downtown
Homeowners shooting car burglars outside the home is a fairly common occurance here in San Antonio. I seems to happen very few months.
SAPD: Man shot after attacking officer with police baton
Officer suffers broken hand during struggle near Loop 410 and Evers Roadhttp://www.ksat.com/content/pns/ksat...ith-baton.htmlofficers responded to a report of a man wandering in and out of traffic and attempted to get the man to safety.
"At some point between the time we called and the time EMS arrived, the man attacked the officer, wrestled his baton away from him and struck him," McManus said.
The officer fired several times at the man and shot him in the torso, McManus said. He said the man continued to fight, despite the gunshot wound.
"Subsequent to that, he was tased because he got up and ran. He was tased even after he was shot," McManus said.
Paramedics and police were able to get the man onto a gurney.
"He started fighting again trying to get off the gurney and was tased a second time," McManus said.
http://www.chron.com/news/local/arti...ot-5814422.phpSgt. Mike Naylor of the Midland County sheriff's office was serving the warrant Thursday when he was shot in the head by Dan William Higgins, 37. Sheriff Gary Painter told KWES television station that there was an exchange of gunfire involving multiple shots, and that Naylor was struck by the first shot fired.
RIP Deputy Naylor. Another Officer lost serving a warrant on a sex offender.
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CCW citizen saves woman from sexual assault. Very lucky girl who's probably really happy people didn't decide to be "good witnesses."
The mother of a woman who told police she was attacked inside an eastside home said she is thankful for neighbors who rushed to her daughter's aid, including a man who held the alleged attacker at gunpoint then chased him down and helped hold him until police arrived...
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