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LA: Woman fatally shot man who had gone into her home in Treme and punched her, officials say
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The slain man was named William Jones, and the woman who killed him has not been accused of a crime, authorities said, as they released additional details Thursday about the case.
According to police, the woman was trying to leave her driveway in the 700 block of North Miro Street about 7 a.m. when Jones blocked her in. Jones then followed his estranged wife as she ran into her home, punching her numerous times.
The woman ultimately pulled out a handgun and fired it three times at Jones, striking him. Paramedics later arrived and brought him to the hospital, but he was pronounced dead there, police said. |
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mickey
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| But...but...we need to disarm women like her to protect them from domestic violence... |
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