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TX: Homeowner shoots and kills man following argument
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We're told that at some point, the man pulled out a weapon and the homeowner ran back inside. Police say the man then broke into the house, and the homeowner then opened fire on him, shooting him several times.
Police say right now everyone is being very cooperative, including the victim's common-law spouse who was inside the house at the time.
No one has been arrested, and investigators say it appears to be a case of self-defense. |
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PHORTO
(4/21/2017)
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And, just WHO did they mean by "victim"? The guy who was attacked inside his home, or the dead dirtball?
(Rhetorical - we all know the answer.) |
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