Shooting incidents in the news.

[blues]

^^^Job well done.

[Stephanie B]

A man shot and killed an armed robber after he was approached at an ATM at an Orange County bank early Tuesday morning, a Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman said. The victim, identified as 64-year-old Frederick Hecker, was at the Wells Fargo location at 4549 Hoffner Ave., near Conway Road, when 27-year-old Carlos Medina tried to rob him at gunpoint, spokeswoman Jane Watrel said. Hecker had a gun, for which he has a concealed weapons permit, and exchanged shots with Medina, Watrel said. Hecker drove away and called 911, then returned to the scene, Watrel said. Medina was transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center in serious condition and later was pronounced dead.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/os-...508-story.html

Bravo Zulu.


Damn the iPhone Typos!

[Glenn E. Meyer]

Be sure to hide. It works!

https://abcnews.go.com/US/video-show...ry?id=55204454

[Gadfly]

10 dead so far. One of the article states a shotgun and a .38... also multiple pipe bombs both on and off campus. But we all know initial reports are typically wrong.

https://m.chron.com/news/houston-tex...id=mobbreaking


https://m.chron.com/news/houston-tex...l-12925369.php






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[Kukuforguns]

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https://abcnews.go.com/US/video-show...ry?id=55204454

Holy S^!+ The jury found not guilty on attempted murder in favor of a conviction for attempted manslaughter. Unless it was a love triangle, I don't see attempted manslaughter.

[CCT125US]

Didn't see this posted:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...-police-latest

HOODED gunmen have opened fire with automatic rifles, kalachnikovs, in Marseille, in south France – with one person reportedly injured.

[Kyle Reese]

Didn't see this posted:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...-police-latest

HOODED gunmen have opened fire with automatic rifles, kalachnikovs, in Marseille, in south France – with one person reportedly injured.

Impossible. Pretty sure that select fire Kalashnikov rifles are banned in France.

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[Wendell]

Matthew Brow, 26, is still facing four felonies for the Feb. 23rd shooting, which he told police was an accident. In an arrest affidavit, Swanzey police Detective Mary Wilson wrote that when she later interviewed Brow he told her that he and his girlfriend Stephanie Teves had fallen asleep together around 11 p.m. and that he later awoke to a “noise he described as human footsteps.” “Brow stated that he immediately grabbed his firearm, which he keeps by the side of his bed, and as he turned and looked in the hallway all he could see was a black silhouette,” Wilson wrote. “Brown stated that he yelled “Hey” and didn’t believe he got the words out of his mouth as he fired his Glock 9mm twice in quick succession.” Brow then realized he had shot Teves and called 911. Wilson wrote that when she spoke to Teves at the hospital she said “she went to the bathroom and that as she got to the top of the stairs she heard Brown yell “Hey” and she was shot twice.” “Teves suffered from two gunshots, one bullet passed through the right forearm, and right abdomen, and lodged in her back. The second bullet passed through her left abdomen through her back.” Teves was taken first to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, but was then transferred to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon where she had surgery for her injuries. “Teves’ injuries were life-threatening and she remains hospitalized,” Wilson wrote Tuesday. Two first-degree assault charges leveled against Brow were dropped by Cheshire County prosecutor Chris McLaughlin Thursday. Brow was scheduled to appear in the Cheshire County Superior Court Thursday afternoon to be arraigned on the charges, but instead filed pleas of not guilty on the remaining charges — two counts of second-degree assault and two counts of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon. Brow is currently out on $50,000 personal recognizance bail. However, according to court documents filed in the Cheshire County Superior Court Thursday, that bail is being converted to $5,000 cash bail at noon today. According to the new bail conditions, he can also be released to home confinement and electronic monitoring. Brow is also directed, by a domestic violence protection order on file at the court, to have no contact with Teves.
http://www.unionleader.com/crime-Swa...with-a-firearm

Matthew E. Brow, 26, of Winchendon, Mass., pleaded guilty to two felony counts of reckless conduct with a deadly weapon. The shooting occurred in the early-morning hours of Feb. 23 at the home of Teves, 27, on Cedar Road in Swanzey. Brow and Stephanie Teves had gone to sleep earlier that night. Brow told police he awoke, heard footsteps, saw someone he thought was an intruder, yelled and fired two shots from a 9 mm Glock handgun he kept by the side of the bed, according to an affidavit written by Swanzey police Detective Mary Wilson. He said he called 911 once he realized it was Teves. Teves was struck by two bullets — one in the right arm and the right side of her abdomen, the other in the left side of her abdomen, according to court documents. She was treated for life-threatening bullet wounds to the abdomen at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, Wilson wrote. Reading a statement in court Tuesday, Teves called Brow “kind and gentle” and said he poses no threat to society. Teves, who owns the Primal Fitness studio in Keene, said she still cannot drive or work. “Part of Matthew’s job is to take care of me,” she said. Branding him a felon, she said, “helps no one.” Cheshire County Attorney D. Chris McLaughlin acknowledged Teves’ statement but said Brow’s reckless discharge of a gun still constitutes a crime. Punishment in such circumstances, the judge continued, must balance fairness to the individual with sending “a message to society about how you handle guns.” Judge David W. Ruoff signed off on a plea deal that could allow Brow to stay out of jail and, if he complies with conditions of probation, have the two felony convictions downgraded to misdemeanors after two years. Under the agreement, Brow received two one-year jail sentences, with all but nine months of one sentence suspended. Brow is eligible to serve out the nine months on administrative home confinement, rather than in the Cheshire County jail. He cannot possess a firearm or other deadly weapon for five years.
http://www.sentinelsource.com/news/l...caa6e1fbc.html

[idahojess]

Armed bystander apparently ends shooting at Oklahoma restaurant. Suspect deceased, two others wounded.

http://www.kcrg.com/content/news/1-d...483653801.html

[HCM]

Witnesses stop, shoot at 89-year-old man running over woman


http://foxsanantonio.com/news/local/...me-in-progress

New information on a woman who was killed on the Northeast side: 89-year-old John Bogard is now charged with murder. He's accused of running a woman over several times with his car.

Two witnesses with no relation to the victim, said they pulled their cars over and shot at Bogard as he ran over the victim.

Sergeant David Renn with the San Antonio Police Department was on the scene and describes the actions sparking the conversation.
"Two of the witnesses were passing by saw all of this occurring, stopped their vehicles got out and they were concealed handgun holders and began firing at the individual," he said.